Tower internals and bed supports are essential components inside process vessels, such as scrubbers, absorbers, and filtration towers. These structures are often exposed to corrosive gases or liquids. FRP consistently outperforms steel and other traditional materials, especially in harsh environments.
Corrosion Resistance
FRP is resistant to corrosion caused by acids, chemicals, and gases. In these environments where steel or other metals would degrade and corrode, FRP is durable and long-lasting. FRP doesn’t require protective coatings because the fiberglass and resin used are inherently corrosion resistant. This means fewer repairs, less maintenance, and longer equipment lifespan.
Quick & Easy Install
FRP is a lightweight material, making transportation and installation quicker, easier, and cost-effective. Where steel requires heavy-duty equipment, permits, safety personnel, and specialty tools, FRP can be handled and installed by a few workers and standard tools.