Our continuous filament wound FRP water supply pipelines for the South African water project have completed trench laying, flange connection and valve assembly on site, earning positive evaluations from local partners after pressure testing.

Produced with continuous filament winding technology, the pipes feature continuous fiber distribution and compact wall structure with steady hoop pressure resistance. They resist soil corrosion across varied geological conditions in South Africa and reduce hydraulic loss with smooth inner walls. Site crews connect FRP pipes to steel pipes via GRP flanges and matched valve assemblies for municipal water conveyance.

Against segment‑wound alternatives, continuous winding pipes have fewer joints, lower leakage risks and smaller long‑term maintenance expenses. Pressure test results meet design standards for long‑distance urban and rural water delivery.

This South African project marks our entry into Southern Africa’s water infrastructure market. We will monitor long‑term operating performance and deliver customized anti‑corrosion pipeline solutions for local water projects.