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THERMOSET COMPOSITES FOR MARINE INDUSTRY
 
 

Thermoset composites play a significant role in the marine industry due to their exceptional durability, strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight properties. 

Advantages of Thermoset Composites in the Marine Industry
  • Corrosion resistance: Resists saltwater, moisture, chemicals, and UV exposure, making them ideal for harsh marine environments.  
  • Lightweight: Significantly lighter than metals like steel or aluminum, contributing to better fuel efficiency and easier handling. 
  • High strength-to-weight ratio: Offers excellent mechanical strength without adding excess weight.  
  • Fatigue resistance: Maintains structural integrity under cyclic loads, such as waves and vibrations.  
  • Thermal and resistance: Thermoset composites can withstand high temperatures and are often self-extinguishing.  
  • Low water absorption: Minimizes swelling, warping, or degradation over time.
  • Longevity and durability: Composites can withstand the harsh marine environment, maintaining their structural integrity for longer periods. 

 

Thermoset composites play a significant role in the marine industry due to their exceptional durability, strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight properties. 

Epoxyglas G10/FR4 - is popular in the marine industry due to its excellent moisture resistance and durability in harsh, wet environments. It is used for structural and electrical components in boats and marine vessels. 

  • Boat hulls, decking, and stringers for strength and rigidity
  • Electrical insulation and mounting boards in marine electronics.   
  • Keel washers
  • Mast steps

Epoxyglas G11/FR5

  • Electrical insulators in ships, submarines & offshore platforms
  • Structural components exposed to underwater conditions 
  • Vertical chine runners

Phenolfab CE 

  • Bearings, guides & pulleys in marine vessels 
  • Insulating components for electrical systems on boats 

Phenolglas G3

  • Insulating components in marine electrical systems. 
  • Structural parts and gaskets used in high-heat and humid environments, such as engine rooms. 

 

 

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