Dual laminated piping system

Polyethylene Glassfiber Reinforced Polyester (PE/GRP)

PE/GRP is a dual laminate piping system that combines a chemical-resistant liner with a glass-fibre reinforced outer shell. The reinforced outer shell provides higher pressure resistance and better mechanical properties. PE/GRP materials are manufactured in accordance with the DIN 16965/16966 design standard. This type of plastic piping system is often used for caustic soda.

Applications

The dual laminate systems are used in locations where higher working pressures are required in addition to chemical resistance. This type of plastic piping system is often used for caustic soda.

Polypropylene Glass fibre Reinforced Polyester (PP/GRP)

PP/GRP is a dual laminate piping system that combines a chemical-resistant liner with a glass-fibre reinforced outer shell. The reinforced outer shell provides higher pressure resistance and better mechanical properties. PP/GRP materials are manufactured in accordance with the DIN 16965/16966 design standard.

Applications

The dual laminate systems are used in locations where higher working pressures are required in addition to chemical resistance. PP/GRP plastic piping systems are often used for the following media: caustic soda, phosphoric acid, sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, and nitric acid.

Polyvinyl chloride Glass fibre Reinforced Polyester (PVC/GRP)

PVC/GRP is a dual laminate piping system that combines a highly chemical-resistant liner with a glass-fibre reinforced outer shell. The reinforced outer shell provides higher pressure resistance and better mechanical properties. PVC/GRP materials are manufactured in accordance with the DIN 16965/16966 design standard.

Applications

PVC-C plastic piping systems are often used for the following media: caustic soda, phosphoric acid, sodium hypochlorite, hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, and nitric acid.