All FRP products are formulated with UV inhibitors and anti-aging agents during production to effectively slow down outdoor aging. Under normal operating conditions, their design lifespan is typically over 20 years. The specific lifespan depends on the severity of the operating environment.

Minor damage can be repaired. Contact our after-sales technicians, who will provide professional repair materials and detailed instructions. The typical steps include cleaning the damaged area, applying specialized resin and fiberglass mat in layers, and sanding the repair after curing. The process is simple.

Very easy. The product's light weight significantly reduces transportation and lifting costs. Large equipment (such as tanks and water tanks) typically adopts a modular design and is assembled on-site. We provide professional installation guidance to ensure accurate and efficient completion.

Daily maintenance is simple; simply rinse with water or a neutral detergent to restore the surface to a clean surface. Unlike metal, it does not require regular anti-corrosion treatment (such as painting), saving you significant maintenance time and costs. Regular inspection of joint seals is recommended.

Fiberglass products have excellent resistance to thermal expansion and contraction, and their low-temperature toughness surpasses that of many traditional materials. Unless the internal water freezes completely and generates significant expansion stress, the product itself is not susceptible to freeze cracking. For equipment such as storage tanks used in extremely cold regions year-round, we consider insulation and anti-freeze measures during the design phase.