The Pultruded process continuously pulls fibers from rolls, which are then wetted with a matrix material (usually a thermosetting resin like epoxy resin). Subsequently, they are pulled through a heated die, which determines the shape of the profile. Polymerisation of the resin takes place in the die, forming a rigid profile with a diameter corresponding to that of the die and a length that is endless, in theory. The extruded process guarantees an accurate design and measurement control, perfectly aligned fibres and a smooth surface. The technology is suitable for all types of fibres or a combination of fibre types. A high fibre-volume content is feasible, which makes it possible to reach a high specific rigidity and strength of the profiles. The serial character and the controllability of the process ensure a good price/quality ratio.

• Tensile Strength: 4900 Mpa
• Tensile Modulus: 230 Gpa
• Fiber Content: > 60%
• Resin Content: < 40%

• 1. Smooth Surface
• 2. High Stiffness
• 3. Anti-Corrosion
• 4. Low Thermal Expansivity
• 5. Low Density
• 6. Good Fatigue Resistance & Economical Price

• - Frameworks
• - Safety & Protection
• - Support Structure
• - Customized application areas