GRP Lamination

GRP lamination are mostly made up of rovings, bunched strands of glass filaments. The rovings are pressed into the mat or woven into fabrics of varying densities; density is measured in terms of the weight, in ounces per square foot, or grams per square meter of fabric. The fabric weight together with the forming method to be used determines the quantity of resin that will be needed.

GRP laminating is generally limited to the manufacture of fibreglass mouldings with relatively simple shapes that require only one face to have a smooth appearance (the other face being rough from the moulding operation). However, we are specialist GRP manufacturers of double finished surfaces and split GRP mouldings so if your part has 5 or 6 split sections for mould release necessity or is a complex form and shape, we can offer our many years of experience, knowledge and practical approach to produce your product utilising this cost-effective production method.