FRP Air Duct

An FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) Air Duct is a corrosion-resistant ventilation system designed to transport fresh air, exhaust air, chemical fumes, toxic gases, dust-laden air, and process air in industrial environments. Manufactured using high-strength fiberglass reinforcement and premium-grade thermosetting resins such as Vinyl Ester, Isophthalic Polyester, or Epoxy, FRP air ducts offer superior resistance to chemicals, moisture, and harsh atmospheric conditions.

Unlike conventional metal ducts, FRP air ducts do not rust or corrode, making them the preferred choice for industries where corrosive gases and chemical vapors are present.

FRP air ducts transport air or process gases from one point to another using blowers, exhaust fans, or HVAC systems. The duct network is engineered to provide smooth airflow with minimal pressure loss while safely handling corrosive or contaminated air.

A typical FRP ducting system consists of:

Air Intake

Blower or Exhaust Fan

Straight Duct Sections

Elbows and Bends

Reducers and Transitions

Dampers

Branch Connections

Inspection Doors

Air Outlets or Diffusers

Exhaust Stack

The system is designed to maintain efficient airflow while ensuring safe removal of fumes, vapors, and airborne contaminants.