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Technical Library

Practical, task-oriented engineering guides for specifiers, contractors and maintenance teams

The Guides

Six Practical References

Each guide is a short, actionable reference — shorter than a white paper, longer than a blog post — built around a task: choosing, reading, specifying or installing.

FRP Grating Terminology Illustrated

The vocabulary of molded and pultruded grating explained: bearing bar, cross-rod, mesh, veil, grit top and more.

  • Bearing bar, cross-rod, mesh and panel anatomy
  • Resin families, glass types and veil
  • Surface finishes and clip hardware
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How to Read Load/Span Tables

Uniform vs. concentrated load, deflection limits, safety factors — with a fully worked reading example.

  • Two load types: uniform (kN/m²) and concentrated (kN)
  • Deflection limit selection L/100–L/200
  • Worked 1.2 m walkway calculation
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Resin Comparison: ISO / VE / Phenolic

Isophthalic, vinyl ester and phenolic compared side by side for chemistry, temperature, fire and cost.

  • Resin matrix sets corrosion, heat and fire
  • When vinyl ester is worth the premium
  • Phenolic for fire/low-smoke duty
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Surface Treatment Options

Concave, convex, grit-top, micro-mesh and meniscus finishes — where each belongs and the slip trade-offs.

  • Concave vs. convex walking surface
  • Grit-top for wet / oily footings
  • Micro-mesh and meniscus options
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Quality Control & Factory Testing

What a good factory inspects and tests before shipment: glass content, Barcol, dimensional, load and fire.

  • Incoming resin/glass verification
  • Barcol hardness, dimension and visual checks
  • Load and fire test traceability
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On-Site Fabrication: Cutting & Drilling

Safe field modification of FRP grating: tools, PPE, cutting, drilling, edge sealing and clip-up.

  • Carbide-tipped tools and dust control
  • Cutting, drilling and edge finishing
  • Seal cut edges; re-clip after cuts
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How This Library Differs

Guides vs. White Papers vs. Blog

Use the right format for the task.

Technical guides (here)

800–1500 word task references: how to read a table, what a term means, how to cut a panel. Practical and quick.

White papers

1500–2500 word engineering analyses with formulas, matrices and references: structural design, fire, LCC, chemistry, connections.

Blog

Short industry and practice articles: applications, manufacturing, comparisons and field lessons.

How to Use This Library

The technical library is organised for the working day: start with Terminology Illustrated to align vocabulary, then read How to Read Load/Span Tables before any sizing work. When you move to specification, the Resin Comparison, Surface Treatment Options and QC & Factory Testing guides carry the data tables specifiers quote. Field work — cutting, drilling and installation — starts with On-Site Fabrication. Each guide is written as a standalone reference with its data tables, so a buyer or engineer can jump straight to the topic at hand.

Guides vs. White Papers vs. Blog

  • Technical library — practical references for daily specification and installation work.
  • White papers — deep engineering analyses (load design, corrosion, lifecycle cost) for design decisions.
  • Blog — shorter articles on selection, comparison and field practice, including the phase libraries.
  • Technical library — practical references for daily specification and installation work.
  • White papers — deep engineering analyses (load design, corrosion, lifecycle cost) for design decisions.
  • Blog — shorter articles on selection, comparison and field practice, including the phase libraries.

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