Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer- Rod

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Looking for a high-performance GFRP Rod for your construction or infrastructure project? Our glass fiber reinforced polymer rebar are engineered for superior strength, corrosion resistance, and long service life making them an ideal alternative to traditional steel rebar.

A GFRP Rod (Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer Rod) is a high-strength, corrosion-resistant reinforcement made by combining continuous E-glass fibres with a polymer resin matrix such as vinyl ester or epoxy. The fibres provide tensile strength, while the resin binds and protects them, forming a lightweight yet durable structural element.

GFRP rods are manufactured through a pultrusion process and are typically provided with a sand-coated, ribbed, or helically wrapped surface to ensure adequate bond with concrete. Unlike steel, glass fiber bar are non-metallic, making them immune to rust and electrochemical corrosion.

These frp rebars are widely used in RCC structures exposed to aggressive environments such as marine zones, coastal areas, chemical plants, sewage and water treatment structures, basements, and repair or rehabilitation works where long-term durability is critical.

Our FRP Reinforcement Bars

GFRP-BAR (8mm)

(Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer Bars)

GFRP rebar is a pultruded composite rod manufactured from high-strength E-glass fibers embedded in a thermosetting resin matrix. It is corrosion-resistant, lightweight, non-conductive, and designed for structural and non-structural applications in aggressive environments.

GFRP-BAR (10mm)

(Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer Bars)

GFRP Rod engineered for exceptional corrosion resistance, high tensile strength, and long service life, GFRP rods are the preferred choice for modern infrastructure projects where durability and low maintenance are critical.

GFRP-BAR (12mm)

(Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer Bars)

GFRP 12mm refers to a 12-millimeter diameter Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer rebar, a lightweight, non-corrosive, high-strength composite alternative to traditional steel rebar, ideal for concrete in harsh environments like coastal areas, water treatment plants.

Advantages of GFRP Rod

Cathodic Protection For Corrosion
Non-Corrosive Material
High Resistance to Chlorides and Salts
Excellent Chemical Resistance
No Electrochemical Reaction
Longer Service Life
Stable Performance in Moist Environments
Improved Durability of Concrete Structures
Lower Life-Cycle Costs

Applications of GFRP-Rod

Why Choose GFRP Rod for Corrosion Resistance?

100% Corrosion-Free Reinforcement

Unlike steel, GFRP rods do not rust or oxidize. They are immune to moisture, chlorides, salts, and harsh chemicals, making them ideal for coastal, marine, and underground structures.

Superior Resistance to Chemicals & Chlorides

GFRP rods perform reliably in high-chloride and chemically aggressive environments, such as wastewater treatment plants, chemical industries, and coastal bridges.

Non-Conductive & Non-Magnetic

Being electrically non-conductive, GFRP rods eliminate galvanic corrosion and are suitable for sensitive structures like hospitals, laboratories, and power facilities.

Longer Structural Life

By preventing corrosion-induced cracking, spalling, and concrete delamination, GFRP rods significantly extend the lifespan of concrete structures.

Lightweight & Easy to Install

GFRP rods are up to 4 times lighter than steel, reducing handling effort, transportation costs, and installation time on site.

Low Life-Cycle Cost

Although the initial cost may be higher, zero corrosion maintenance results in substantial long-term savings compared to steel reinforcement.

Key Technical Advantages of GFRP Rod

High tensile strength
Excellent fatigue resistance
Thermal and moisture stability
Low creep behavior
Compatible with concrete bonding
Environmentally sustainable alternative to steel

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is FRP bars in concrete?

FRP in concrete means Fiber-Reinforced Polymer, a strong, lightweight composite material used as a sustainable alternative to steel rebar for reinforcing concrete,

Is GFRP fire resistant?

GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) is not fireproof, but it can be described as fire-resistant to a limited extent, depending on its composition and exposure conditions.

Is GFRP eco-friendly?

Yes. GFRP Is an Environmentally Sustainable Construction Material

Which is stronger, grade 40 or grade 60 rebar?

Grade 60 rebar is stronger than Grade 40 rebar.

What is the lifespan of GFRP?

The lifespan of GFRP is effectively 100 years, also referred to as an infinite design.

Buy High-Quality GFRP Rods for Corrosion-Resistant Construction

Our premium-grade GFRP rods are manufactured to meet international quality standards and are tested for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. Suitable for both residential and large-scale infrastructure projects, our glass fiber bar ensure long-term performance and safety.