Mid-American Truck Show (MATS)Exhibition IntroductionExhibition Dates: March 26-28, 2026Booth No.: 37159 - Anhui Anche New Materials Co., Ltd.
The core of protecting FRP panels after installation lies in preventing physical scratches, chemical corrosion, and UV aging. The focus of protection measures varies depending on the usage scenario (e.g., floor, wall, equipment platform).
The FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic) export market is undergoing profound changes in 2026, with the core trend being "green compliance" driving industrial upgrading. Although global demand remains strong, trade barriers (especially the EU carbon tariff CBAM) have transformed from a "paper threat" into tangible cost pressures.
In the international market, FRP panels/sheets have long surpassed their initial positioning as "corrosion-resistant covers," evolving into an engineering solution with the "optimal life-cycle cost." The core logic behind their application is: exchanging high initial material costs for extremely low subsequent maintenance costs (maintenance-free) and an exceptionally long service life (over 50 years).
In 2026, the global fiberglass reinforced plastic (GFRP) industry will enter a critical phase characterized by both structural growth and technological iteration. The overall market size is projected to exceed US$24.2 billion, with a robust CAGR of 3.2%–4.84%, but significant divergence will occur across different sub-sectors.
2026 Global International Exhibition on Fiberglass Sheets and Their Applications
FRP panels are a new type of composite material made by combining glass fiber as the reinforcing material and synthetic resin as the matrix material through a specific process. Its production process mainly includes the following core steps: