Marine & Corrosion Protection
Corrosion-Resistant Structures for Marine Service
The Industry Challenge
Salt water and stored chemicals attack metal structures relentlessly, driving high maintenance costs. Fiberglass laminates resist this corrosion across long service lives, which is why hulls, tanks, and marine infrastructure rely on woven roving and reinforcement mats.
Typical Components
- Boat and ship hulls
- Chemical storage tanks and vessels
- Marine infrastructure and gratings
- Corrosion-resistant laminated structures
Key Benefits
Corrosion-resistant reinforcement for marine and chemical exposure
Woven roving for primary laminate strength
Chopped strand mat for interlaminar bulk and bonding
Surface tissue for a resin-rich protective outer layer
Compatible with polyester, vinyl ester, and epoxy systems
Chemical compatibility validated against the stored media
What to Confirm When Selecting
Fiber performance depends on the finished part and process. Confirm these conditions with our engineers before choosing a grade.
The media in contact — seawater or specific chemicals
Structural loads and laminate thickness required
Resin system matched to the corrosion environment
Surface finish and any marine standard the build must meet
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