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ECR Epoxy Rod
High-Performance Electrical Insulation & Corrosion Resistance
At Unity Fiber & Composite, we manufacture premium-grade ECR (Electrical Corrosion Resistant) Epoxy Rods designed for high mechanical strength, superior insulation, and excellent resistance to moisture and chemicals. These rods are made using high-quality E-glass and ECR glass fibers embedded in epoxy resin, making them ideal for demanding electrical and industrial applications.
- Excellent Electrical Insulation: Suitable for high-voltage environments and insulation components.
- High Mechanical Strength: Maintains dimensional stability and structural integrity under load.
- Corrosion & Chemical Resistance : Withstands harsh operating environments, including chemicals, humidity, and UV exposure.
- Thermal Stability: Performs reliably across a wide temperature range.
- Smooth Surface Finish: Suitable for further processing, machining, and coating.
FRP Rod Plant Specifications
| Sl.No | Parameters | Sample | Ref. Std. | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Visual Appearance | 100 % | Plant Standard | Free from voids, cracks, dents |
| 2 | Dimensional Tolerance | 1% of Batch (min 10 Nos) | Plant Standard | Dia: ±0.05 mm Length: + 1 mm |
| 3 | Straightness | Plant Standard | 1.5 mm/ metre (max) | |
| 4 | Hardness, Barcol | 1/ Batch | ASTM D 2583 | 60 minimum |
| 5 | Specific Gravity, 23 ± 2 °C | 1/Batch | ASTM D 792 | 2.0 – 2.20 gm/cc3 |
| 6 | Glass content | 1/Batch | ASTM D 2584 | 80 +/- 5 % |
| 7 | Dye Penetration Test | 1/Batch | IEC 62217 | No dye shall raise through the specimens before the 15 minutes have elapsed |
| 8 | Water Absorption at (20 + 2 deg C, 24 hrs) | 1/Batch | ASTM D 570 | 0.1% maximum |
9 | Water diffusion test, ( 0.1% by weight of Nacl in de ionised water, boiled for 100 hrs, | 1/Batch | IEC 62217 | During the test, 12 kV is to be applied. No puncture or surface flashover shall occur. The current during the hole test shall not exceed 0.5 mA (r.m.s) |
10 | Tensile strength | Once in a Year / As and When Required By Customer | ASTM D3916 | 780 Mpa (min) |
11 | Flexural strength | Once in a Year / As and When Required By Customer | ASTM D4476 | 900 Mpa (min) |
12 | ECR Rod Stress corrosion / Brittle Fracture test( 1 mol/1HNO3, at 80% tensile stress) | Once in a Year / As and When Required By Customer | ERDA Standard | > 96 hours shall withstand, No Cracks |
| 13 | Glass Transition temperature, Tg | Once In 4 Months | ASTM D 3418 | 125°C +/- 5°C & 145°C +/- 5°C |
| 14 | Boron Content , B2O3 | Once in 4 Months | Lucid Method | <=50 ppm |
15 | FRP Rod Surface finish | min 5 Nos | Plant Standard | Rods should be grinded for good bonding, suitable for silicone composite insulators. Ground rods will be wiped to clean dust particles,before packing and dispatch. |
| 16 | Roughness | Once in 4 Months | Plant Standard | Ra Value – 3 to 5 |
| 17 | Power Frequency withstand test | Random / Once per Order | As per Customer Requirement | Withstand 100 kV for 30 minutes, temp should not raised more than 5*C |
| 18 | SEM and FTIR Signature Analysis | Random / Once per Order | As per Customer Requirement | SEM on FRP Rod cross section, surface analysis by optical spectrograph |
FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) rod manufacturing, most commonly using the pultrusion process, involves pulling continuous fiber reinforcements through a resin bath and then through a heated die to create a solid, shaped profile. This process results in FRP rods with consistent cross-sections and high strength-to-weight ratios.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the pultrusion process:
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Fiber Feeding
Continuous fiber rovings or mats (like fiberglass) are pulled from creels and guided into the system
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Resin Impregnation:
The fibers are passed through a resin bath containing thermoset resins, as well as other materials like pigments, fillers, and catalysts.
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Performing
The resin-saturated fibers are shaped into the desired cross-section using pre-forming guides.
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Curing
The preformed composite is pulled through a heated die, which initiates the curing process, hardening the resin and bonding the fibers.
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Cutting
The preformed composite is pulled through a heated die, which initiates the curing process, hardening the resin and bonding the fibers.
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Continuous Process
Pultrusion is a continuous process, allowing for the efficient production of long, uniform FRP rods.
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Controlled Environment:
The process is carefully controlled to ensure proper resin impregnation, fiber alignment, and curing, resulting in high-quality, durable products.
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Versatility
Pultrusion can be adapted to produce rods with various cross-sections and fiber orientations, offering flexibility in design and application.
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Reinforcement:
The choice of fibers and resin, along with the use of fillers and additives, allows for customization of the FRP rod's properties to meet specific application requirements.
Looking for reliable FRP Pultruded Profiles, ECR Rods, or FRP Rebars?
Unity Fiber & Composite is here to provide durable, high-performance composite solutions tailored to your project needs. Whether you’re in infrastructure, electrical, or industrial sectors, our team is ready to support you with technical expertise and on-time delivery.
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