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The Tres Cruces Hospital in Bilbao, Spain, has a 3-metre-high helipad that can accommodate helicopters weighing up to 6 tonnes Spare's composite material ensures corrosion resistance, lightweight construction and anti-skid properties (Class 3). With a weight of 60 kg/m2, it has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and complies with ICAO fire rating (M1).

Spare's sandwich insulation wall FRP connector is pivotal for linking concrete slabs on insulation boards, resisting lifting and shear forces. Comprising FRP connecting plates and ABS engineering plastic collars, it ensures secure connections and accurate positioning during concrete pouring. With extensive production capabilities, Spare has supplied over 13 million FRP connectors to prominent clients like Vanke Beijing Region and China Construction Group. These connectors offer superior mechanical strength and thermal insulation compared to traditional anchors, combining stability with rust resistance for long-lasting performance.

In recent years, the application of Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) pultruded profiles has seen a significant rise in the construction industry, driven by the need for materials that offer superior strength, durability, and versatility. As the construction sector continues to evolve, architects and engineers are increasingly turning to FRP pultruded profiles for a wide range of applications, from structural elements in high-rise buildings to components in infrastructure projects.

SPARE, a top manufacturer of FRP pultrusion profiles, took part in the 2024 China International Composite Materials Industry Technology Exhibition in Shanghai. This major event, recognized as one of the leading exhibitions in the global composite materials sector, attracted numerous professionals and businesses from across the globe.

With innovative technology and professional strength, SPARE successfully completed the steel bridge deck reconstruction project in Massachusetts, U.S.A. The project not only became a benchmark project for upgrading the local transport infrastructure, but also demonstrated the leading level of Chinese enterprises in the field of composite bridge applications, and became one of the classic masterpieces of SPARE.

The story of FRP (Fiber-Reinforced Polymer) began as early as 3400 BC. The ancient Mesopotamians made plywood by gluing wooden strips at different angles, and the ancient Chinese used straw mixed with clay to build houses. These were all early practices of natural composite materials. The composite bows of Mongol warriors in the 12th century AD were even more exemplary. The combination of bamboo cores, ox horns and rosin created a powerful weapon with a range of nearly 500 yards, and its strength was comparable to modern products.