Embossed FRP Sheet

1.2mm 1.5mm 2mm 1.8mm Chemical-Resistant Fibreglass FRP GRP Fiberglass Trailer Skin

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Products Description

Product Overview

The sheet is produced by laminating glass fiber reinforcement with a corrosion-resistant resin system, then curing against a patterned tool so the texture becomes part of the surface rather than a coating that wears off. Diamond, stucco, and custom patterns are available, and the reverse side stays smooth for bonding to frames and substrates. Sheets cut cleanly with standard woodworking tools and can be drilled, riveted, and bonded in the field, keeping installation fast for fabricators and maintenance teams.

An embossed FRP sheet is a fiberglass-reinforced plastic panel with a textured, raised-pattern surface molded into one face, combining the strength of FRP with anti-slip grip and a controlled appearance. It is specified where flat panels slip, scratch, or look unfinished — from truck floors to wash-down walls. Cinon Composites manufactures the sheet in standard and custom textures.

Specifications

Parameter Typical Value
Resin system Polyester / vinyl ester / [ ]
Glass content [ ] %
Sheet thickness [ ] mm
Sheet size [ ] mm × [ ] mm
Surface pattern Diamond / stucco / [ ]
Tensile strength [ ] MPa
Flame retardance [ ] rating
Color [ ]

Values vary by grade — contact sales for the datasheet.

Applications

Line truck and trailer floors

Anti-slip decks that resist cargo scuffing and wash-down chemicals.

Clad wash-down walls and ceilings

Hygienic panels in food plants and marine interiors.

Build exhibition and modular structures

Textured panels that hide scuffs in high-traffic areas.

Cover agricultural and industrial equipment

Durable, weather-resistant surfaces.

Key Advantages

Versus painted or film-laminated panels, the molded texture cannot peel, chip, or fade, and keeps its grip when wet or greasy. Versus metal plate, the FRP sheet is lighter, corrosion-proof, and easier to cut on site. Because the corrosion-resistant laminate protects the embossed face itself, the panel needs no secondary coating before installation, saving labor and consumables.

FAQ

Can the sheet be used outdoors?

Yes — UV-stabilized grades are available for exterior service; specify exposure when ordering.

Does embossing reduce panel strength?

No — the texture is molded into the surface without cutting reinforcement, so structural performance matches the grade datasheet.

Are custom textures available?

Yes — custom patterns can be tooled for volume orders; discuss the pattern with Cinon Composites sales.

— Cinon Composites Technical Team

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