Industrial Equipment
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant FRP panel systems for equipment enclosures — with insulated options for temperature-sensitive equipment.
Overview
Industrial equipment enclosures need to be lightweight for ease of installation and handling, rigid enough to protect the equipment inside, and resistant to the corrosive conditions common in industrial settings. For temperature-sensitive equipment, insulation becomes an additional requirement. SKD’s FRP panel systems, with core options selected for structural rigidity or insulation, are matched to these varying equipment enclosure needs.
Structure
How the Structure Improves Panel Performance
- Protects Equipment with Rigid Enclosures
- Resists Corrosion in Industrial Environments
- Adds Insulation for Temperature-Sensitive Equipment
Specifications
Specification | Value |
Overall Thickness | Custom, made to order |
Panel Width | Sized to standard container dimensions — panels exceeding container dimensions cannot be shipped |
Core Options | Honeycomb / PU / XPS |
Warranty | 10–15 years, consistent with FRP Gelcoat Panels |
Skin Material | FRP gelcoat (outer) + FRP (inner) |
Why FRP Panels for Industrial Equipment
Lightweight Enclosures
Honeycomb core keeps equipment enclosures lightweight while maintaining structural rigidity.
Corrosion Resistant
The FRP gelcoat surface resists the corrosive conditions common in industrial environments, unlike metal enclosures prone to rust.
Insulation for Sensitive Equipment
PU/XPS core options are available for equipment requiring temperature control.
Design Flexibility
Panels can be cut and fabricated to fit custom equipment enclosure shapes and sizes.
Applications
Requirement | Recommended Material |
Standard Equipment Enclosures | FRP + Honeycomb Core Sandwich Panel ⭐ |
Temperature-Sensitive Equipment | FRP + PU/XPS Core Sandwich Panel |
Non-Insulated Cladding | Standard FRP Gelcoat Panel |
FAQ
A: No. Insulation (PU/XPS core) is only necessary for temperature-sensitive equipment. For general equipment protection where insulation isn’t required, Honeycomb core or standard single-skin Gelcoat panels are typically sufficient and more cost-effective.
A: Yes. Panels can be cut and fabricated to fit custom enclosure shapes and sizes. Contact our team to discuss specifications for your specific equipment enclosure project.
A: Unlike metal enclosures, FRP gelcoat surfaces don’t rust or corrode when exposed to the chemical or humid conditions common in industrial settings, reducing long-term maintenance needs.
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