FRP Signs are a type of signage made from high quality fiberglass. This material is typically weather and corrosion resistant and can withstand a variety of harsh environmental conditions. At the same time, signs made of FRP are lightweight, easy to install, and have good durability and aesthetics. Therefore, they are widely used for directions and warnings on roads, buildings and public areas.
FRP Signs differ from traditional metal signage in several ways:
Material and Durability:
FRP Signs are made of fiberglass reinforced plastic, which has high weather and corrosion resistance, is not easy to rust, and can maintain a good appearance for a long time.Traditional metal signs are commonly made of aluminum alloy or stainless steel, which, despite their rust resistance, are prone to rusting when exposed to outdoor environments for long periods of time and require regular maintenance and cleaning.
Weight and Ease of Installation:
Traditional metal signs are heavier and may require additional support structures for installation, adding to the complexity and cost of the installation. FRP Signs are lighter and easier to install than metal signs, especially in locations with limited load-bearing capacity, such as walls or columns, where signs made of fiberglass are easier to handle and secure.
Color and Surface Treatment:
Signage made of FRP material can adopt rich colors and surface effects, such as glossy, matte, imitation stone, etc. The design flexibility is higher, which can meet the decorative effect of different places and needs. While traditional metal signage is relatively more limited in color and surface treatment, usually painted or anodized, with a narrower range of options.
Cost and Maintenance:
Compared to traditional metal signage, FRP Signs are typically less expensive to manufacture and do not require frequent maintenance, resulting in lower long-term costs.
Environmentally Friendly and Recyclable:
FRP Signs allow for better control of waste and pollutant emissions during the production process, and the material itself can be recycled. In contrast, the production process of traditional metal signage can involve metal fabrication processes that have a higher environmental impact and lower metal recycling rates.
