FibreRail - About the System

The FibreRail system is constructed using two specific methods. The costructio of the tube is produced using a process called pultrusion. Pultrusion is a continuous moulding process using fibre reinforcements with thermosetting resin matrices.
Pre-selected reinforcement materials, such as fibreglass roving, mat,woven fabrics or stitched fabric, are drawn through a resin bath in which all material is thoroughly impregnated with a liquid thermosetting resin.

Typical resins included polyester, vinyl esters and phenolics. The wet-out fibre is formed to the desired geometric shape and pulled into a heated steel die. Once inside the die, the resin cure is initiated by controlling precise elevated temperatures. The laminated solidifies in the exact cavity shape of the die, as it is continuously pulled by the pultrusion machine.

The fittings are constructed using a process called BMC (Bulk mould compound) this process produces and exceptionally strong product.