Why Do Our Fiberglass Foam Core Panels Offer Good Quality?
Compared to traditional manual bonding methods, we employ a more advanced intermittent hydraulic hot-press lamination process. We use a two-component automatic mixing machine to apply adhesive with precision. This reduces the risk of delamination in your fiberglass composite panels. In addition, we use multi-layer hydraulic hot presses that provide uniform pressure and stable temperatures. This technology ensures consistent flatness in the foam-core composite panels we provide. Combined with our edge-milling machine, we can mill away exposed foam and apply waterproof edge sealing before the FRP foam-core panels leave the factory, making it convenient for you to assemble them locally.
If you would like to know more about the production details of our fiberglass foam core panels or view our product technical specifications, please contact me. We would be happy to assist you.
YIKORFRP® Fiberglass Foam Core Panels by Features
These are high-performance insulated sandwich panels. They offer excellent thermal insulation and a low thermal conductivity (0.020–0.030 W/mK) for you.
They feature high strength and excellent fatigue resistance. PET foam sandwich panels are widely used in RVs, marine applications, and transportation.
Fiberglass-reinforced PVC foam core panels are marine-grade structural composite panels. Their key advantages include high mechanical strength and water resistance.
XPS sandwich panels are cost-effective thermal insulation composite panels. They offer excellent thermal insulation performance and are very affordable.
Monolithic Fiberglass Foam Core Panels
Consistent coating results are key to ensuring the long-term adhesion of our fiberglass foam core panels. Our two-component automatic adhesive mixing and coating machine is the core equipment for producing fiberglass sandwich panels. This machine precisely measures and mixes the A and B components of polyurethane structural adhesive, then evenly coats the adhesive onto the bonding surfaces of the panels, forming a uniform, controllable adhesive layer with a thickness of 0.12–0.20 mm. This ensures that the fiberglass composite panels you purchase have defect-free interfacial bonding. Our equipment has a maximum coating width of 2,600 mm, making it suitable for your large-format panel orders. Applying the adhesive precisely not only helps prevent cracking in the panels but also reduces costs and minimizes unnecessary expenses.
We recommend our polyurethane (PU) foam core panels for applications requiring thermal insulation, such as refrigerated trucks and cold-chain transportation. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) foam core panels are ideal for applications requiring lightweight structures with high durability, including recreational vehicles and the transportation sector. Our polyvinyl chloride (PVC) foam core panels are waterproof and corrosion-resistant, making them ideal for use in marine applications. XPS foam core panels are primarily used in construction projects requiring moisture resistance and thermal insulation, offering you a cost-effective solution.
Yes, this is a crucial issue. We can provide fully customized fiberglass foam core panels based on your requirements. You can customize the panel thickness, dimensions, foam core material, fiberglass face layer thickness, surface treatment, CNC machining, and more according to your needs. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our technical team immediately.
The minimum order quantity for our foam-core composite panels depends on the dimensions of the fiberglass composite sandwich panels you require, your choice of materials, and your specific customization needs. For our standard FRP foam-core panels produced on a daily basis, we are open to discussing small-batch trial orders. We are also happy to support your projects and sample orders, and look forward to working with you.
The fiberglass foam core panels we manufacture typically range in thickness from 10 mm to 150 mm. We can also accommodate custom orders up to 200 mm to meet your specific needs. For our standard specifications, we generally recommend 30 mm for RV interior sandwich panels, 50 mm for truck body panels, and 75 mm for cold storage units. For applications involving high-performance refrigeration equipment, we recommend 100 mm. We can arrange production based on your specific needs; please contact us if you have any questions.