GFRP MESH in India

Fiberglass rebar mesh

Introducing GFRP Mesh, India

In modern construction, GFRP mesh (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer mesh) represents an innovative and versatile solution. Its combination of corrosion resistance, lightweight design, and robust strength not only improves concrete quality but also streamlines construction processes, reduces maintenance costs, and extends the lifespan of buildings. Choosing FRP mesh is a commitment to quality, innovation, and an investment in the safety of future objects in India.

Application of FRP mesh in India

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Reinforcement of concrete structures and mixed reinforced concrete structures

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Structures located in coastal areas, airports, hospitals, military bases and more

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Special purpose objects (power plants)

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Weight sensitive structures

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Road industry (construction of bridges, roads, tunnels)

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Construction of agricultural structures

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Heat/cold sensitive environments (basements, patio decks)

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Civil projects (commercial & residential buildings, high rises)

Benefits of GFRP Mesh

  • Corrosion Resistance. FRP mesh does not rust or corrode, even under the most aggressive environmental conditions. Unlike traditional steel mesh, it maintains its integrity and performance over time, significantly extending the lifespan of concrete structures and reducing maintenance costs.
  • Highly Chemical Resistant. Highly resistant to salt ions, acids, alkalis, and various chemicals, GFRP mesh is ideal for use in coastal, marine, and industrial environments.
  • Lightweight. FRP mesh is up to nine times lighter than steel mesh of equivalent strength. This lightweight property simplifies transportation, and installation, helping to reduce labor and logistical costs.
  • Strength. Fiberglass mesh provides exceptional tensile strength—up to three times that of steel. Its strong bond with concrete enhances structural integrity and minimizes cracking, ensuring long-term stability and superior performance of reinforced concrete elements.

GFRP Mesh vs. Steel

Characteristics GFRP mesh Steel mesh
Diameter of the rod (wire), mm 2.5 4.0
Breaking strength, MPa 1300 570
Breaking tension of the rod, kgf 600 720
Coefficient of elongation, % 2.50 2.50
Coefficient of heat conductivity, W/(m*°C) 0.46 56.00
Electric conductivity Non-conductive Conductive
Thermal conductivity Low High
Corrosion resistance High (unaffected by water) Low (without expensive galvanisation treatment bars of steel are subject to oxidation)
Heavy load resistance No permanent deformation Can be permanently deformed
Magnetic characteristics Does not magnetize Susceptible to
Costs Lower manufacturing costs, maintenance costs, and transportation expenses (related to lightweight) Lower material costs but higher overall costs of production, transportation, installation, and technical maintenance
Grid Cell Production Diameter Weight, kg/SQMT
50 X 50 Ø 4 0.78
100 X 100 Ø 4-6 0,41-1,11
150 X 150 Ø 4-6 0,28-0,7
200 X 200 Ø 4-6 0,2-0,54

Advantages of using GFRP mesh in India

  • Reduction of rebar scrap
  • Easily cut and machined
  • Easy and Rapid Installation time
  • Lower transportation & storage costs
  • Reduced whole-life project costs

GFRP reinforcement mesh is an advanced alternative to traditional steel Reinforcement Mesh, enabling the application of GFRP composite technology across a wide range of construction projects in India. Produced on modern Composite-Tech equipment, GFRP mesh offers high strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability in aggressive environments.

As demand grows among GFRP mesh manufacturers in India, Composite-Tech production lines ensure stable quality, efficient output, and competitive GFRP mesh price in India. Lightweight and non-corrosive, FRP rebar mesh improves structural performance while reducing installation and lifecycle costs for infrastructure, industrial, and building construction projects.

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