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FRP Skylight Panels | High-Performance Composite Daylighting Solutions​​

​​1. Product Introduction​​

FRP Skylight Panels are engineered composite materials designed to deliver superior natural daylighting while combining durability, corrosion resistance, and thermal efficiency. These panels are ideal for architectural applications requiring lightweight, weather-resistant solutions that enhance indoor brightness and energy efficiency. Key features include high light transmission, lightweight durability, UV and chemical resistance, thermal insulation, and customizable options to suit architectural needs.

​​2. Manufacturing Process​​

1. ​​Material Preparation​​:

   Fiberglass reinforcement (E-glass or S-glass) and thermosetting resins (e.g., polyester, epoxy) are selected for strength and durability.

2. ​​Mold Preparation​​:

   Custom molds are created based on design specifications, treated with release agents to ensure easy demolding.

3. ​​Layering & Curing​​:

   Fiberglass mats or cloths are layered with resin, then cured under controlled temperature and pressure to form a solid composite.

4. ​​Surface Finishing​​:

   UV-resistant gel coats or coatings are applied to enhance durability and aesthetics.

5. ​​Quality Inspection​​:

   Panels undergo rigorous checks for thickness, flatness, and light transmittance to meet industry standards.

​​3. Usage Precautions​​

• ​​Installation​​:

  Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free of contaminants before installation. Use compatible adhesives or fasteners.

• ​​Environmental Conditions​​:

  Avoid prolonged exposure to temperatures exceeding 130°C or freezing conditions to prevent warping.

• ​​Maintenance​​:

  Clean periodically with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive chemicals or high-pressure water jets.

• ​​Handling​​:

  Use protective gear (gloves, goggles) to prevent fiber irritation during cutting or trimming.

​​4. Key Specifications​​

​​5. Applications​​

​​A. Architectural Daylighting​​

Commercial buildings use skylights for offices, malls, and warehouses to reduce energy costs and enhance ambiance. Residential homes install roof windows and conservatories for natural lighting and ventilation.

​​B. Industrial & Agricultural​​

Greenhouses rely on high light transmission to support plant growth while resisting humidity and UV. Warehouses use corrosion-resistant panels for harsh environments.

​​C. Infrastructure​​

Transportation hubs like airports, bus stations, and parking lots use canopies for shade and daylighting. Utilities install lighting for highways, tunnels, and public rest areas.

​​D. Marine & Coastal​​

Boat decks and docks benefit from saltwater-resistant panels designed for maritime structures.

​​E. Custom Solutions​​

Curved designs are available for architectural creativity, including domes and arches.