FRP products are widely used in the chemical industry due to their excellent corrosion resistance, lightweight, high strength, and excellent insulation properties. These applications are primarily reflected in the following areas:

- Storage equipment: These can be used to store various corrosive media, including acids, alkalis, saline solutions, and organic solvents. Examples include FRP storage tanks and tanks.

- Transportation equipment: FRP pipes and fittings (such as elbows and flanges) are essential for transporting corrosive fluids in the chemical industry. Their smooth inner walls minimize fluid resistance, reducing energy consumption. They are also wear- and corrosion-resistant, offering a long service life and are suitable for transporting chemical raw materials, wastewater, and other waste liquids.

- Tower equipment: FRP absorption towers, scrubbers, and cooling towers play a vital role in gas purification, absorption, and cooling processes in chemical production. For example, absorption towers can be used to treat corrosive gases such as sulfur and chlorine. Their corrosion-resistant tower structure ensures a stable purification process. - Reaction Equipment: Some small reactors and mixing tanks are also made of FRP. These materials are suitable for chemical reactions where corrosion is not a concern but equipment weight and cost are a concern. They meet the corrosion resistance and structural strength requirements of the reaction process.

- Environmental Protection Equipment: FRP products such as gratings, covers, and fan casings are also widely used in chemical wastewater and exhaust gas treatment systems. Their corrosion resistance allows them to withstand the harsh media found in treatment environments, while also being easy to install and maintain, contributing to the efficient operation of environmental protection processes.