What Is FRP Pipe ? Fiberglass-reinforced plastic is known as FRP. It is a substance made of fibres woven into a polymer matrix. We offer FRP wear pads made from FRP pipe at Piping Technology. Through the use of epoxy adhesive, these pads are fastened to pipes Introduction Of FRP Pipes Fiberglass-reinforced plastic, sometimes known as FRP, is a composite material made of a polymer matrix and fibres for reinforcement. So a pipe made of FRP material using the contact moulding or filament winding methods is called a FRP pipe. Specific FRP pipe qualities are obtained in the finished product by using a variety of resin types, including thermosetting polyester, epoxy, phenolic resin, and others. "E-glass" glass fibre is the most often utilised reinforcement. Worldwide use of the FRP piping system as a corrosion-resistant substitute for copper piping has been noted. Internal lining, external coating, and cathodic protection can all be readily eliminated by choosing FRP as the pipe material. A wide variety of diameters for FRP pipe systems are available. Applications of FRP Pipes FRP pipes are becoming more and more popular as a result of their high durability, corrosion resistance, and mild strength. Several industries, including the following, use FRP piping systems : Chemical, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas industries. Potable Water and desalination industries Water distribution and transmission Irrigation and Sanitary services Ducting and Vent piping Power plants Slurry piping etc.