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FRP Rock Bolts – High-Strength, Corrosion-Resistant Ground Support

FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) Rock Bolts are advanced ground support solutions engineered for harsh underground environments. Unlike traditional steel bolts, they deliver exceptional tensile strength while remaining lightweight, non-conductive, and highly resistant to corrosion, making them ideal for long-term stability in mining, tunneling, and slope stabilization applications.

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What Are FRP Rock Bolts?

FRP Rock Bolts are structural reinforcements manufactured from fiber reinforced polymer composites. They are designed to secure unstable rock masses, prevent collapse, and enhance ground stability. Compared to conventional steel bolts, FRP bolts offer long-lasting durability, minimal maintenance, and resistance to aggressive chemicals, water, and electrochemical corrosion.


Key Features of FRP Rock Bolts

  • Corrosion Resistance: Performs reliably in acidic, alkaline, and saline environments.

  • High Tensile Strength: Comparable to steel while being significantly lighter.

  • Lightweight Design: Easy to transport and install, reducing labor costs.

  • Non-Conductive: Safe for use in electrical and electromagnetic-sensitive zones.

  • Fire & Thermal Resistance: Maintains structural integrity under high temperatures.

  • Cost-Effective: Longer service life reduces replacement frequency. -  - 1


Technical Specifications

ParameterValue Range / OptionNotes
MaterialFiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP)E-glass / Carbon Fiber Reinforcement
Diameter18mm – 32mmCustom sizes available
Length1.2m – 3.0mLonger bolts upon request
Tensile Strength≥ 800 MPaHigh load-bearing performance
Elastic Modulus40 – 60 GPaEnsures controlled deformation
Surface CoatingSanded / RibbedImproves bonding with resin/grout
Service Life50+ yearsLonger than conventional steel bolts

Applications of FRP Rock Bolts

Mining Industry

Used to reinforce underground mines, preventing rock falls and maintaining tunnel safety.

Tunneling Projects

Applied in metro tunnels, hydro tunnels, and road tunnels where corrosion resistance is critical.

Slope Stabilization

Secures unstable rock masses in highways, railways, and open-pit mines.

Marine & Chemical Environments

Ideal for projects exposed to seawater or chemical corrosion.


Advantages of Choosing FRP Rock Bolts

  • Extended lifespan compared to steel bolts.

  • Reduced transportation and installation costs due to lightweight nature.

  • Enhanced worker safety with non-conductive and spark-free properties.

  • Environmentally friendly with reduced maintenance requirements.

  • Customizable design tailored to project specifications.


Why Partner With Us for FRP Rock Bolts?

We are a trusted manufacturer with extensive experience in composite ground support systems. Our FRP Rock Bolts are produced under strict quality control, tested for tensile strength, load-bearing performance, and long-term durability. We also provide customized solutions to meet unique mining, tunneling, or slope stabilization requirements.


FAQ – FRP Rock Bolts

Q1: How do FRP Rock Bolts compare with steel bolts in strength?
A1: FRP Rock Bolts deliver tensile strength on par with steel, while offering superior corrosion resistance and lower weight.

Q2: Can FRP Rock Bolts be used in high-moisture or chemical-rich environments?
A2: Yes, they are designed to resist moisture, acid, alkali, and salt corrosion, making them ideal for tunnels, mines, and coastal projects.

Q3: Are FRP Rock Bolts customizable for different project needs?
A3: Absolutely. We offer various diameters, lengths, and surface treatments based on project requirements.

Q4: What is the typical service life of FRP Rock Bolts?
A4: With proper installation, FRP Rock Bolts can last over 50 years, outperforming conventional steel bolts.

Packing: in pallet

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