Fiberglass flat bar for joining structural profiles
At Polymec, we offer fiberglass flat bars for applications where a flat, resistant and lightweight profile is required, especially when different structural profiles need to be joined or a technical solution needs to be reinforced.
We use this type of profile in both large and small structures, as the current product sheet indicates that the flat bar is used to join profiles and helps increase the structural support capacity of the assembly.
We also recommend fiberglass flat bars for projects in marine environments, adverse weather conditions, wastewater treatment plants and chemical industries, always reviewing the actual operating conditions and technical requirements of each application beforehand.
What is a fiberglass flat bar?
A fiberglass flat bar is a flat profile with defined dimensions. Its geometry allows it to be used as a joining, reinforcement, support or integration component within structures made up of different profiles.
Within our range of fiberglass profiles, we recommend the flat bar when a flat, elongated section is required to suit a technical assembly, a structural joint or an area where a low-weight, maintenance-free solution is needed.
Applications of the fiberglass flat bar
We use fiberglass flat bars in structural applications where different profiles need to be joined or an assembly made up of several components needs to be reinforced.
The current product sheet highlights its use in:
- Marine environments.
- Adverse weather conditions.
- Wastewater treatment plants.
- Chemical industries.
- Large structures.
- Small structures.
This type of profile is useful when a flat component is required to form part of the joining, reinforcement or construction of a technical structure.
Technical advantages of the fiberglass flat bar
The fiberglass flat bar stands out for several advantages listed in the current product sheet:
- Lightweight.
- Strength.
- Low weight.
- No maintenance.
These characteristics help us assess this profile in projects where an easy-to-handle, resistant component suitable for demanding technical environments is required.
When do we recommend a fiberglass flat bar?
We recommend a fiberglass flat bar when a flat profile is required to join, reinforce or complete a structure made up of other profiles.
We also consider it when the project is carried out in marine environments, wastewater treatment plants, chemical industries or areas with adverse weather conditions, provided the selected reference suits the actual operating conditions.
When there are specific requirements regarding load, fastening, tolerances, exposure, dimensions or supply, we review the case before confirming the final reference.
Related fiberglass profiles
If the flat bar does not match the geometry required, we also offer other fiberglass profiles that can be considered depending on the application:
- Special fiberglass flat bars.
- Fiberglass angle profile.
- Fiberglass corner profile.
- Fiberglass U profile.
- Fiberglass Z profile.
- Fiberglass square tube.
- Fiberglass rectangular tube.
- Fiberglass round tube.
- Fiberglass round rod.
- Fiberglass square rod.
- Fiberglass half-round profile.
Request information about the fiberglass flat bar
Do you need a fiberglass flat bar to join profiles, reinforce a structure or work in a demanding technical environment? At Polymec, we review the most suitable reference with you according to dimensions, weight per metre and project requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What information do we need to recommend a specific flat bar?
We need to know the application, approximate dimensions, the flat bar's function within the assembly, the operating environment and any fastening, joining or reinforcement requirements.
When do we compare a flat bar with a fiberglass angle profile?
We compare both profiles when the project requires components to be joined or reinforced. We choose a flat bar or angle profile according to the geometry of the junction, type of support and available space.
What should we review if a reference is listed as reinforced?
We review what "reinforced" technically means for that reference, how it differs from the standard option and whether that characteristic meets the project's actual needs.
What can a slotted flat bar be used for?
A slotted flat bar can be considered when the assembly requires a specific fit, guide or housing.
Why are there references with similar dimensions but different weights per metre?
This may be due to differences in thickness, geometry, finish or profile configuration. We review each reference before confirming which one best suits the assembly.