FIBROVX

Industrial and Infrastructure Applications

Start with the application to find relevant products across the catalogue. Product suitability and supply details depend on the actual specification and project conditions.

Find the relevant product family

A project may involve several product families. These examples help you identify a starting point without treating a material name as a complete specification.

Walkways, platforms and stairs

Explore grating, profiles, ladders, handrails and stair products. Share the layout, support spacing, loading requirement and fixing arrangement. Distinguish surface covers and nosings from replacement load-bearing treads.

Grating, Profiles & Access Systems

Water, wastewater and storage

Explore pipes, flanges, tanks and covers. Include the medium, temperature, dimensions or capacity, connections and installation arrangement. Add any specific access or loading requirement for covers.

Tanks, Pipes & Covers

Process air and odour control

Explore scrubbers, demisters, fans and odour-control equipment. Provide the gas or odour source, flow and operating conditions, together with the required duty and available installation space.

Air Pollution & Odour Control

Cooling systems and replacement components

Explore cooling towers and fill media. Share the operating duty for equipment enquiries, or the dimensions, material and existing tower details for replacement components.

Cooling Towers & Components

Power, utilities and cable routes

Explore cable trays and supports. Provide the route, dimensions, support layout and fixing details, with any project requirements for loading, fire behaviour or electrical properties.

Cable Trays & Supports

Buildings and site operations

Explore barriers, marker posts, bins and transparent roofing sheets. Include the intended use, dimensions, quantity, required markings and installation or fixing requirements.

Building & Site Products

Working from a mixed product list?

Send one enquiry with the components you need, the application and the destination. A drawing, bill of materials or existing equipment reference can help explain the scope.

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