GRE piping systems are used for demanding customers in marine & offshore, oil & gas, and the chemical and petrochemical markets. Utilities such as cooling and fire extinguishing systems, which are subject to high reliability and mechanical strength requirements, are often constructed using GRE. The superior mechanical values in the axial and circumferential directions stand out positively compared to other glass fibre reinforced piping systems.

Various joining techniques are available namely adhesive joints, tensile O-ring joints, and laminated joints. GRE complies with the ISO14692 standard, which is considered a general standard by piping engineers working for multinationals in industry, shipping, and offshore.

GRP piping systems are pipes made by combining polyester resin and glass fibre. These pipes combine the advantages of plastic (such as corrosion resistance and light weight) with the strength of glass fibre, making them resistant to high pressure and mechanical stress.

GRP products are used in various industries. However, the mechanical values in the axial and circumferential directions are significantly lower than GRE and GRVE.

Various joining techniques are available namely adhesive joints, tensile O-ring joints, and laminated joints.