Strip profiles / Composite plates
Glass fiber reinforced composite
Flat plastic profiles, also known as strip profiles or composite plates, are very suitable as fastening and connecting plates or cover profiles in construction. In the industrial sector, you often find these profiles as components for machines or as spacers in electrical engineering. In maritime environments, strip profiles are used as battens.
All our GRP profiles comply with the European Standard EN 13706.
| Art. no. | Dimensions (mm) |
|---|---|
| S12 | 12.7 x 6.35 |
| S19 | 19.05 x 6.35 |
| S25 | 25.4 x 6.35 |
| S30-10 | 30 x 10 |
| S40 | 40 x 4 |
| S50 | 50 x 8 |
| S60-6 | 60 x 6 |
| S63 | 63 x 15 |
| S64 | 64 x 6.4 |
| S75-6 | 75 x 6 |
| S75-10 | 75 x 10 |
| S76.2 | 76.2 x 12.7 |
| S80 | 80 x 12 |
| S100-8 | 100 x 8 |
| S100-6 | 100 x 6 |
| S100-25 | 100 x 25 |
| S100-12 | 100 x 12 |
| S101.6 | 101.6 x 12.7 |
| S128 | 128 x 6.35 |
| S140 | 140 x 5 |
| S200 | 200 x 12 |
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Custom Profiles
Have you not found the desired composite profile yet?
No problem: Daléro is a specialist in customization. We are happy to develop a profile that fully meets your needs.
The advantages of composite profiles
With a glass fiber content of approximately 60%, our GRP profiles offer high stiffness and tensile strength, making them highly suitable for structural applications. Composite material does not rust or rot and withstands all weather conditions. Unlike steel, which is susceptible to corrosion, our GRP profiles remain low-maintenance in corrosive environments. Furthermore, with a density of approximately 1.9 kg/dm³, composite profiles are significantly lighter than steel profiles, contributing to lower transport and installation costs.