Fiberglass Reinforcement

In modern construction, fiberglass reinforcement is gaining increasing popularity among professionals.

Advantages of Fiberglass Reinforcement

Fiberglass reinforcement offer the following advantages:

• Lightweight: It is much lighter than traditional metal reinforcement, making installation easier and reducing material transportation costs.
• High tensile strength: They are 3 times stronger than metal reinforcement, providing durability and resistance to various mechanical loads.
• Corrosion and chemical resistance: An ideal choice for construction in aggressive environments and harsh climatic conditions.
• Radio transparency: Fiberglass reinforcement is radio-transparent, meaning it does not interfere with radio waves and can be used in structures where radio signal transmission is important.
• Magnetic inertness: Fiberglass reinforcement is non-magnetic, which means it does not attract magnetic fields, making it valuable, for example, in medical facilities.
• Coefficient of expansion: Fiberglass reinforcement has a coefficient of expansion close to that of concrete, meaning it expands and contracts together with concrete when the temperature changes. 

Using composite reinforcement for reliable structures

The application of composite reinforcement solutions significantly increases the durability and reliability of concrete structures, reduces construction costs, and provides a high degree of protection against various external factors.