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BUILDING & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION                        
TRANSPORTATION  
MARINE & OFFSHORE  
ENGINEERING & INDUSTRIAL                                 
TELECOMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRICALS               
RECREATIONAL, SPORTING & CONSUMER DURABLES      

 

CHEMICAL & CORROSION RESISTANCE   
 
Composites are widely used in chemical plant applications because of their excellent chemical resistance properties. The performance of equipment in severe corrosion service depends on a clear definition of the process, corrosion and the service conditions.  Therefore when reviewing a project, the following issues must be addressed:
   

What type of chemicals must the equipment resist and in what concentrations?

Are there any trace contaminants in the process stream?
What temperature limits and fluctuations are involved?
Will it be subject to pressure or vacuum loading?
Must the equipment comply with FDA food regulations?
Are there any fire retardance / flame spread requirements?
What are the external environmental conditions?
The  Following table lists general chemical resistance information  on composites in comparison with various metals / alloys. This data is of a  general  nature only, and should not be used  for final  equipment selection  without consultation with your fabricator and resin supplier.
 

GUIDE  TO  CHEMICAL RESISTANCE OF COMPOSITES  MADE  WITH ISOPHTHALIC, BISPHENOL AND VINYL ESTER RESINS COMPARED TO COMPETITIVE MATERIALS.

 
 ..........R = Resistant,                   NR = Not Resistant..........
 

 

Material

Carbon
Steel
1020

Stainless
Steel
316

Hastealloy
C

Alum.

FRP
Isophthalic

FRP
Bisphenol

FRP
Vinylester

Sulphuric Acid (Dil)

NR

R to 5%

R

NR

R

R

R

Sulphuric Acid (Conc.)

R

R

R

NR

R

R

R

Hydrochoric Acid (Dil)

NR

NR

R

NR

R

R

R

Hydrochoric Acid (Conc.)

NR

NR

R

NR

NR

R

R

Hydrochoric Acid

NR

NR

R

NR

NR

R

R

Phospheric Acid (Dil)

NR

R

R

NR

R

R

R

Phospheric Acid (Conc.)

NR

R

R

NR

NR

R

R

Caustic Soda (Dil)

R

R

R

NR

NR

R

R

Caustic Soda (Conc.)

R

NR

R

NR

NR

R

R

Acid Chloride Salts

NR

NR

R

NR

R

R

R

Bleach

NR

NR

R

NR

NR

R to 5%

R

Wet Chlorine

NR

NR

R

NR

NR

R to 70%C

R

Nitric Acid

NR

NR

R

NR

NR

R to 40%

R to 40%

 
APPLICATIONS
Bore Casings, Chimneys, Covers & Hoods, Cyclones, Drainage Channels, Ducting, Flooring, Fume Cupboards, Fume Stacks, Gratings, Ladders, Linings-Pipes & Tanks, Mist  Eliminators,  Pipes &  Tubes,  Pollution  Control Equipments, Pressure Vessels, Process Vessels, Pumps, Railing, Scrubbers, Sewage Treatment, Structural Beams, Stacks, Tanks-General, Tanks-Fuel, Tanks-Underground, Valves, Vents, Water Treatment
RECOMMENDED  RESINS
Dipol  ISOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS  &  FIRE  RETARDANT GRADES FOR  MAXIMUM LIMITING TEMPERAURE UPTO 90°C.
   
Dipol  BISPHENOL RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE  RETARDANT GRADES FOR MAXIMUM LIMITING TEMPERATURE UPTO 100°C.
   
Dipol  VINYL ESTER RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES
  (A)   STANDARD GRADE  FOR MAX. TEMP. UPTO 100°C.
(B)   SUPERIOR GRADE FOR MAX. TEMP. UPTO 130°C
   

(Above chart is only a partial list of recommendations . Please  refer to  exhaustive Chemical Resistance Chart available with us for  Recom­mended  resins  for use with specific chemicals. In any  case,  it  is advisable to seek the recommendations of your consultants before selecting a resin system.)

BUILDING & CIVIL CONSTRUCTION
 

Composites by virtue of its light weight, strength, impact  resistance and  durability  makes them  ideally suited  for  the manufacture  of prefabricated, portable and modular buildings as well as for  exterior cladding  panels,  which can simulate masonary or  stone.  The  recent availability of highly fire resistant phenolic composites opens up  a new  market for composites in building applications. The total  poten­tial for structural applications in building application has  scarcely been  tapped compared to the matured chemical &  corrosion  resistant application market. It is possible to make single run or multiple  run architectural  applications  economically due to the versatility  and durability of composites. 

 
The  flexibility of FRP composites creates unlimited  applications  in building components, bridges, marine/waterfront  environments,  tanks and  pipes,  and other endless applications. The  complexity  of FRP material composition such as type of fibers, resins, volume  fractions and  fiber orientations can greatly influence the performance  of  the structure.  Advantages  of using FRP  composites  for infrastructure applications  are:  light-weight, high tensile strength, ease  of in­stallation  (no heavy construction/erection equipment)  and  corrosion resistance. An optimized design and prefabrication (or partial  prefab­rication) at the manufacturer can  reduce the number  of  parts  and reduce transportation costs.
 

Typical  application of FRP composites in building components  include beams,  columns, roof trusses, roofing, purlins and sidings. Most  FRP composite  buildings  are used in corrosive environments  or  located where electromagnetic transparency for antenna housing applications is the main design parameters.    

 

Green  houses made with composites gives benefits not  available  with alternative materials of construction. Compared to lower priced  poly­ film-over-frame configurations and traditional greenhouses with  glass or  thermoplastic  glazing, composites will not tear  and  is  longer-lasting.  Life expectancy of the composite structure is at  least  20 years. Composites used in greenhouses outperforms both glass and ther­moplastics in its ability to provide the highest quality, most produc­tive lighting.  It is more resistant to impact a from hail and  other damage like a fallen limb, etc. Unlike rot-prone wood and  rust-prone metal, the composite will not deteriorate from exposure to  the  ele­ments  on  the  outside and the moist greenhouse environment  on the inside.  Glass  fiber reinforced polyester also gives  the  greenhouse high thermal insulation values for excellent temperature control. 

 
Doors  and  Window lineals made from glass fiber reinforced  polyester composite have excellent dimensional stability over a wide  range  of environmental conditions. The composite maintains its precise shape in heat or cold, dry or humid weather. It will not rot like wood and has higher  impact  strength  values than vinyl. They  also  provide  high thermal insulation values thereby reducing energy costs by helping  to retain the air-conditioned or heated environment.

High strength, lightweight glass fiber composite Bath/Shower and  other plumbing components provide  ease of installation and are not affected by hot soapy water. Unlike porcelain and steel, the composite  surface is warm to the touch. Molding with composite, allows for more aesthet­ic shapes, smoother surface finishes, less mildew and easy cleaning.

 

There are many other exciting developments that may become the wave of the  future in buildings and in civil applications. The Chinese  have built an all-glass composite pedestrian bridge in Beijing. Both in the U.S. and in Europe, composite pre- and post-tensioned concrete rein­forcements are under evaluation and long term feasibility studies  are underway.  Compared to steel, composite reinforcing bars  (rebar)  for concrete are lighter in weight and inherently resist the  destructive effects   of moisture  and  road  salts.   According to   Marshall Industries,Lima, Ohio, USA, compared to epoxy-coated steel rebar,  the new composite rebar has twice the tensile strength at one-fourth  the weight.  In  addition, the composite rebar's co-efficient  of thermal expansio  is closer to concrete than that of steel. Because  the  com­posite has a low dielectric constant, it is suited  for applications  requiring  magnetic transparency. These include  concrete  foundations for  magnetic  resonance imaging (MRI) facilities,  aircraft  compass calibration pads and computer and laser testing facilities.

 
APPLICATIONS :
Architectural Mouldings, Ballistic Panels, Baths & Basins, Buildings - Portable & Modular, Claddings, Cabinets, Domes, Drainage Channels, Drainage Pits, Farm Buildings, Formwork, Ponds & Fountains, Sinks, Septic Tanks, Sheeting - Roof & Flat, Shower Trays, Shower Enclosures, Structural Members, Troughs, Toilet Portable, Vanity Units, Water Tanks,.......
 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol  ORTHOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT  GRADES FOR MAJOR APLICATIONS.
Dipol  ISOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR BETTER STRENGTH & WEATHERABILITY
TRANSPORTATION
 
One  of  the  better illustrations of the versatility  of  design  and performance achievable with composites, is in the field of transporta­tion.  Composites  play a very important role in  the development  of modern fuel efficient commercial cars, mass transit systems, passenger jetliners as  well as high performance military  aircrafts  by  their lightweight,  fatigue  resistance and other  extremes  of  engineering requirements  which are all readily accommodated by skillful design  in composites.  In the mass transit area, assembly and maintenance  costs can be dramatically reduced through the use of single piece  moldings in trains and buses, with the added benefit of inbuilt fire resistance when  required.  The recent development of new low pressure  molding compounds  capable of achieving an "A Class" surface finish  opens  up new opportunities for the mass production of light weight  automotive components  as  the emphasis on more fuel  efficient  motor  vehicles gathers further momentum. Sandwich panel construction utilising a foam core  to provide rigidity and insulation between inner and outer  com­posite laminates, is widely used for the manufacture of refrigerated vans, truck bodies and refrigerated containers.

 

Composites  applications in trains are growing as rail operators  come under growing pressure to reduce the operating costs of their  rolling stock. Composites have two attractive advantages over metal: they  can help  reduce weight, which leads to lower fuel consumption  and  other benefits; and they offer lower maintenance requirements compared  with metal parts which corrode over time. Composites are already being used to  good  effect in interior parts such as control  panels,  wall  and ceiling panels, luggage compartments, partitioning walls and on  exte­riors  in roofs, fronts and skirts. Composites are good materials for bonding   and in addition, the large , thin composites panels  do  not dent  or bend like metal. The sound damping properties of  composites are  a  further benefit, which makes the train quieter, both  for  the passengers and to the outside world. The "TALENT" train in Germany has opted  for  pultruded side walls over both metal and  moulded  pultru­sions. 

 
The  automotive  market  will continue to be the  major  purchaser  of composites  in U.S. and in Europe. Use of bumper beams and  springs, already in production, will expand. Composite wheels have been  intro­duced  on several production vehicles and their use will  expand,  re­sponding  to  the demand for performance and styling. There  are  more than  400 Sheet moulding compound applications in nearly 130  vehicles in  the U.S. Body panels continue to predominate, although there is  a growing number of structural components in production.  

 

There  are  many other developments that may become the  wave of  the future.  The "Voyager" set  the "around-the-world-without-refueling" record  using  a composite structure. This "one  of a  kind"  aircraft brought fresh attention to composites and demonstrated the exiting new potential  for advances in aircraft structure. The Beech Starship  now has  FAA certification. It represents the first all-composite  produc­tion  commercial  aircraft. The "Stealth" aircraft technology  brings attention  to  the radar transparency and  structural  performance  of composites.  The  use of composites will undoubtedly increase  on  all types of military and commercial aircraft.   

 
APPLICATIONS :
Aircraft / Aerospace, Automotive, Aerodynamic Devices, Buses, Mass Transit Systems, Fuel Tanks, Heat Shields, Military Vehicles, Motor Cycles, Railways, Refrigerated Vans & Truck Bodies, Refrigerated Containers, Sledges, Tankers, Trucks,...........
 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol ORTHOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR MAJOR APPLICATIONS
Dipol ISOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT  GRADES FOR BETTER STRENGTH,  RESISTANCE  TO CORROSION  & WEATHERABILITY. 
Dipol  VINYL ESTER RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR ELEVATED  TEMPERATURES  AND  HIGHER  STRENGTH & FLEXIBILITY. 
MARINE & OFFSHORE
 
The  harsh  environmental conditions coupled by the  severe  corrosion caused due to the saline conditions has prompted many boat/ship build­ers to increasingly turn to composites as a solution. Naval architects today are being asked to provide a new and faster breed of ship.  The latest  ferries  and increasingly  other ships too, are  low  weight, highly  stressed structures relying on dynamic lift to achieve speeds of  40 to 60 knots or more. Boats made with marine grade resins  offer superior strength-to-weight  ratios, impact resistance and  cosmetic properties. Modern offshore racing boats are subjected  to  extreme slamming loads comparable with those experienced by power  boats  and these  are now almost entirely made in composites using either glass fibers  or carbon fibers as reinforcements in addition to Isophthalic resin which  is now the Industry standard and in many  cases expensive Vinyl ester resins. Mine hunters are now being fabricated in composites for their superior non-magnetic properties and excellent weather ability  besides  their capability to absorb the tremendous impact  of  a nearby  detonation. The twelve meter yachts used in racing, which  is conducted close to shore in limited wind speed ranges, have  dramati­cally  different performance requirements to round-the-world  racing yachts which must be able to withstand gale force conditions for long periods in regions where prospects of rescue are uncertain. The marine industry has produced a wide array of glass fiber products that reduce maintenance and offer easy repair. Pleasure boats of all typed rely on glass fiber for lighter weight and durability. Fishing boats operating off  the Alaskan coast for as long as 30 years have proven  the  cold water  performance  of glass fiber hulls and have also  withstood  the constant pounding on the rocks of the rugged shoreline.
 

One  of  the major advantages of composites becomes clear as  soon  as offshore  engineers start making their buoyancy calculations.  Future platforms of the floating type will require enough buoyancy to support their own weight and that of all the processing equipment they  carry, and to bear the submerged weight of the risers - pipes rising from the well heads on the sea beds to the platform at the surface.  Composites have  the potential to replace many other steel pipes and `tubulars' used  in  the offshore industry. Applications  in non-critical  load bearing  structures, such as gratings and handrails, have become com­mon-place  and  there are few barriers to use in these  areas.   Pipes above  water, on the platforms themselves, can also be  usefully made for composites.  In the Gulf of Mexico, for example, over 30  kms  of composite  piping  was installed during a recent three-year  period. Using  composite  pipe for the fire drenching system on  one  platform alone, saved a offshore platform, an estimated 72 tonnes in weight.  A Norwegian  research  Institute considers that up to half of  the  many steel  tanks, accumulators and other vessels found  on  the  average platform  could be substituted by composite equivalents weighing 30 % less. When engineers designed, from stratch, a modest facility having the  capability of a present standard Davy monotower platform,  taking full advantage of composites, they found that primary structure weight was  reduced  from the 187 tonnes for the steel platform  to  just  84 tonnes, with fabricated cost being reduced by a quarter. 

 
APPLICATIONS :
Marine boats, canoes, trawlers, ships,  mine hunters, recreational paddle boats, kayaks, speedboats,  floats, life-buoys, light-houses,  docks,  piers,  gratings on offshore  platforms,  structural profiles,  handrails,  ladders,  cabins,  modular buildings,  helipads,  dish antennas, sonar domes, radomes.
 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol NPG BASED ISOPHTHALIC RESINS,  GELCOATS  & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR MAJOR APPLICATIONS.
Dipol VINYL ESTER RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR SPECIALIZED APPLICATIONS.

ENGINEERING, INDUSTRIAL & APPLIANCES

 
The  light  weight, excellent electrical properties as  well  as  high strength, corrosion resistance, resistance to vandalism and versatili­ty of composites has endured themselves to use in the Engineering  and Industrial fields which is reporting  an increasing number of applica­tions.  
 

The  ability of glass reinforced polyesters to withstand high  temperatures combined with mouldability and easy processability, has led  to its  selection  for use in high heat resistant knobs  for  commercial ovens. 

 

Composites  are  used for making Tool handles which provide  far  more strength,  quality  and durability than wood at a  lower weight.  The composite handle is also impervious to rotting, warpage and corrosion.  Because  the composite has inherent electrical  insulating  properties and  will  not  absorb moisture like wood, the  handle  provides  more protection against accidental electrical shock.

 

A  glass fiber reinforced composite is providing strength,  stiffness, impact  resistance and dimensional stability for the housing of  Black and Decker's Hammer Plus, pneumatic drill. Composites find use in Hand held Sander bearing caps by reducing costs over metal caps and with­ standing high speeds, high temperatures and vibration and not relaxing over a period of time. It is also strong enough to prevent cracking.

 

Power  stations  benefit from using fiberglass cooling  towers   which eliminates  the use of preservative treatment which is normally  asso­ciated  with  wooden structural towers and therefore  eliminates  the possibility  of any preservative potentially leaching into the  ground water. 

 

Endoscopy  workstation's  major components are being made  from  poly­ester-based sheet and bulk-moulding compounds (SMC/BMC), and  requires limited  secondary  finishing which helps to speed up  production and assembly.  The  multi-function workstation now in daily  use  in  many hospitals  throughout the world, is said to provide a  strong,  mobile and  lightweight trolley, housing a wide variety of endoscopy  instru­ments and  equipment and reduces the number of trolley  variants  and clutter in an endoscopy theatre. 

 

Helmets made from FRP find favour in recreational sports, firefighters and in military besides other industrial applications.

 
 
APPLICATIONS :
Air conditioning Towers, Agricultural Products, Irrigation products, Beams, Battens, Bins, covers, Floorings, Cabinets & Boxes, Ducts, Electrical, Gratings, Pipes, Insulators, Helmets, Heat Shields, Housings, Ladders, Mine  Ducts & Vents, Mining-Rock Anchors, Mineral  Processing,  Mining Equipments, Panels-Sandwich,  Pits,  Poles & Posts, Polymer Concrete, Pontoons, Pollution Control equipments, pressure Vessels, Radomes, Rails... 
 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol ORTHOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR MAJOR APPLICATIONS.

Dipol ISOPHTHALIC RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR BETTER STRENGTH AND RESISTANCE TO CORROSION.
Dipol VINYL ESTER RESINS, GELCOATS & FIRE RETARDANT  GRADES FOR ELEVATED  TEMPERATURES  AND  HIGHER TENSILE &  ELONGATION PROPERTIES.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS, ELECTRICALS & ELECTRONICS

 
The  demand  for material of construction with  excellent  electrical, high  and low voltage insulation properties, corrosion resistance  and incorporation of anti static properties are met by Composites. A range of  fabrication  processes including  compression  moulding,  filament winding,  resin transfer moulding and formed laminate sheets are  used for fabrication of electrical components.
 

In the electrical and electronics industries, the outstanding electri­cal resistance properties of glass fiber products offer  broad choices for manufacturers of wiring devices, printed circuit boards and satel­lite parabolic antennas.      

 

The durability, weather ability, structural support and high dielectric strength are primary reasons why more and more composites applications are being developed to meet the stringent demands across every  indus­try segment utilizing electrical/electronic technology.  

 

Outdoor  lighting fixtures made from FRP are cheaper to make  and  re­quire  less  maintenance than their metal  equivalents.  Although  the fixtures  can  become quite hot, the composite has  a  continuous  use temperature of 155°C safely above the 140°C required.  Other factors  in the  composite's  favour are good dimensional  stability  and  property retention, including stability to ultraviolet (UV) light, when exposed to outdoor conditions. The composite product also saves money. Switch­ing  from die cast aluminum to a composite, manufacturers  can  eliminate  all  machining operations. In additions, the  fixtures  can  be moulded in required colours by pigmenting the resin, which  eliminates the need for further painting.

Unlike  wood, composite cross arms for power distribution are  not  af­fected  by insects, vermin, woodpeckers and rotting.  Composite  crossarms used in conjunction with composite poles, allow the power  array to  be more compact. A tighter array reduces the range of the electromagnetic  field (EMF) normally created by live electric wires. A  more compact array also allows utilities to carry more power without having to expand their rights-of-way. Telephone and Lighting Poles made  from composites are light enough to be transported by small helicopter  and installed  without  expensive heavy equipment. The poles  can  be  in­stalled directly into the ground because the composite resists rotting and  corrosion. This application also benefits from composite's  elec­trical insulating properties.
 

Large  weight-bearing power transmission towers have been  build  near Los Angeles in U.S. using composite. The result is lower  construction and maintenance costs, minimal environmental impact and smaller  elec­tromagnetic fields.

 
Composites contribute to the high efficiency of rotor blades for  wind energy  converters. Composites can be aerodynamically shaped  to  take optimal advantage of the wind's potential. Besides light weight,  high strength and design flexibility, the efficiency of composites for this application  is  also evident in the  material's  inherent  vibration-damping characteristics, reduction in drag and enhanced corrosion  and fatigue resistance. 
 
High resolution digital television (DTV) is coming, bringing with it a need  for  new antennas to accommodate the  switch  from  conventional transmission systems. Broadcast antennas are subject to all the  vaga­ries of the local climate, whether it be high heat and humidity,  snow and  sleet  or both. Radomes which protect these antennas,  are   made from isopolyesters which is an ideal material due to its transparency to  broadcast signals besides superior corrosion and moisture resist­ance  thereby  providing  the durability to stand up  to  all  weather extremes. Isopolyester's favourable strength-to-weight ratio gives the radome  the strength needed to stand up to strong winds  while  making for  easier  installation. They also provide good  UV  resistance  for excellent protection from sun degradation.

 

 
APPLICATIONS:

Electrical Cabinet boxes, Fuse boxes, Miniature Circuit Breakers, Switches, Bus bars,  Insulators,  Electrical Transmission Towers, Light  Poles,   Telecommunication Poles,  Cross-bars, strength members for  Optical  Fiber Cables,  Junction  boxes,  Isolators, Safety  Ladders, Earthing & Discharging rods, Dish antennas,.......

 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol ORTHOPHTHALIC RESINS & FIRE RETARDANT GRADES FOR MAJOR APPLICATIONS.
Dipol  ISOPHTHALIC RESINS FOR BETTER STRENGTH

RECREATIONAL, SPORTING & CONSUMER DURABLES

 
Composites  are the preferred long lasting construction medium  for  a wide  range  of sporting and recreational vehicles  including  gliders, sailboats,  canoes,  caravans and power boats. The free  form  design flexibility  at  low  cost provided by composites are ideal  for  the manufacture  of  garden ponds and fountains, swimming pools  and  many other  applications requiring single run  applications.  Glass  fiber composite  baseball bats replace often-broken wood and  maintain  the balance,  whip  and feel of a traditional bat. Ski  manufacturers  use glass fiber composites for their inherent thermal properties to assure proper  camber in temperature changes. Again, weight, flexibility and durability  offer key advantages for enhancing performance and  enjoy­ment. Fishing rods of pultruded glass fibers are highly flexible  and extremely  strong. Likewise,  light weight but  flexible  and  strong hockey  sticks show  that wood is not all it's cracked-up to be  by taking  the punishment of the tough sport while providing the  finesse needed for shooting accuracy. Tough glass fiber composites enhance the way  we play by strengthening almost every type of  recreational  pro­duct.    

 

 
Reinforced  plastics have a long history in limited production  sports and  racing  cars to reduce weight. In today's  premier  motor  racing competition,  sophisticated carbon fiber composites are used  to  make the light weight, high strength bodywork required for cars that  reach speeds above 250 km/hour and yet must withstand stringent crash tests. The  car's components are designed to be as light as  possible  whilst satisfying such criteria as stiffness, strength, service  temperature, damage tolerance and vibration resistance.

 

 

Composite  bike frames and rims are finding favour with  cycle  racing teams due to  high strength and a fatigue life ten times greater  than that of aluminum  coupled with 25 % weight reduction.

 
There  is no yachting contest more demanding than  the  single-handed, round-the-world race. Racing at speeds of up to 50 km/hour, in  light­ly-built, high-tech planning boats is a feat far beyond typical recreational  yachting. Add to this the severe weather the participants are likely  to encounter and you have the ultimate challenge  for  sailor, builder  and designer. Hulls made from composites with a  balsa  wood core and decks, spars, rudders and canopy made in composites result in a very light yet rugged boat, which is capable of extreme speeds, with a degree of safety.   
 
APPLICATIONS :
Boats - Canoes/Kayaks, Boats - Sail & Power,  Caravans, Furniture  - Outdoor, Furniture - Others, Helmets - Sporting, Hockey, etc  sticks, horse Floats, Playground Equipments, Ponds &  Fountains, Pools & Spas, Pool Slides, Sail Battens, Skis, Oars, Paddles, Sporting Equipments, Swimming Pool Filters, Surf Boards, Gliders,.......
 

RECOMMENDED RESINS:

Dipol  ORTHOPHTHALATES FOR ALL MAJOR APPLICATIONS

Dipol  NPG BASED ISOPHTHALATES FOR MARINE AND OUTDOOR APPLICATIONS
Dipol  VINYLESTERS FOR APPLICATIONS REQUIRING HIGHER STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY.
 
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