At Polymec, we offer special fiberglass flat bars for projects where a profile with a specific geometry is required and a conventional flat bar is not suitable.
We work with different special flat bar formats, including trapezoidal, diamond-shaped, catamaran-type, clepsydra-type and slotted profiles. These geometries allow us to adapt the profile selection to technical designs, assemblies or solutions where the shape of the component is decisive.
We offer several references with defined dimensions and weight per metre, helping us select the most suitable option according to the project requirements.
Special fiberglass flat bars are technical profiles with specific sections or shapes. Unlike a standard flat bar, these references have particular geometries designed to meet specific requirements for design, support, fit or integration within an assembly.
Within our range of fiberglass profiles, we recommend special flat bars when a specific shape is required and a reference with defined dimensions and weight per metre is already available.
The current product sheet includes different special fiberglass flat bar formats:
Each format has a different geometry. For this reason, we review the application, available space and the component's function before recommending a specific reference.
We recommend a special fiberglass flat bar when the project requires a specific section and a standard flat bar is not sufficient.
We also consider it when a specific geometry is needed to facilitate a fit, provide support, integrate into an existing component or adapt to a previously defined technical design.
When there are requirements regarding fit, tolerances, assembly, operating environment or supply, we review the case before confirming the final reference.
If a special flat bar does not match the geometry required, we also offer other fiberglass profiles that can be considered depending on the application:
Do you need a special fiberglass flat bar with a trapezoidal, diamond-shaped, catamaran-type, clepsydra-type or slotted geometry? At Polymec, we review the most suitable reference with you according to dimensions, weight per metre and project requirements.
We need to know the application, required geometry, approximate dimensions, the function the component performs and whether it must fit with other profiles or components.
We choose the format according to the shape required by the assembly. We review the available space, type of support, integration with other components and the reference closest to the required dimensions.
Weight per metre helps us compare options and assess how each reference affects the final assembly, especially in projects where profile weight influences the design or handling.
We review dimensions, tolerances, required clearances and assembly conditions before confirming a reference. If the fit is critical, it should be checked against the technical data sheet or drawing.
Yes. When the application does not require a specific geometry, we compare the special flat bar with a standard flat bar to assess which solution best suits the design and assembly.