Plasti-Fab Gages are primarily used in secluded, often rural settings, such as flumes, weirs, reservoirs, basins, lagoons, waterways and other applications. In these locations they have year-round, sustained exposure to all of the natural elements. The PlastiFab Fiberglass Reinforce Plastic (FRP) Head Gages have proven to withstand years of weather without fading,chipping, or warping. They also stand strong amid all application specific damaging, such as river traffic.
Case Studies
Plasti-Fab is the recognized leader in corrosion resistant equipment for water and wastewater treatment and control, specializing in Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) equipment for industry and infrastructure. Our equipment is resisting corrosion in abusive environments all around the world. Contact one of our technical experts today to discuss how your specific requirements will be met with Plasti-Fab quality products and custom services.
Plasti-Fab Head Gages Are Durable Enough to Withstand Gunshots and Vandalism
Submitted by admin on Fri, 02/26/2010 - 22:58.
Plasti-Fab Customer Testimonial at WEFTEC 2009
Submitted by admin on Fri, 01/08/2010 - 22:40.
Todd Pearson stopped by and chatted with Kurt Rogers from Plasti-Fab to discuss a large slide gate installation of Plasti-Fab brand gates in Florida.
Sea Beav 1, is literally riding the next wave in large scale electrical power generation and Plasti-Fab helped create it!
Submitted by admin on Thu, 06/25/2009 - 22:32.
Developed with electricity generating equipment inside, the Sea Beav 1 (seen below) showed potential to harness wave energy in an initial test off the Northwest Pacific coast. The test was conducted by OSU scientists in conjunction with Columbia Power Technology.
Plasti-Fab Industrial Shelter Stands Strong in the Eye of 1989's Hurricane Hugo
Submitted by admin on Tue, 06/23/2009 - 23:47.
Moncks Corner, South Carolina, was almost wiped off the map back when hurricane Hugo roared through (9/22/89).
It was located just a few miles on the northeast side of the storm, "which is the absolute worst place to
be during a hurricane. The eye of the storm passed right through the town. When it hit South Carolina it had SUSTAINED winds of 140 MPH." Hugo is the biggest, strongest hurricane to ever hit the East coast north of Florida.
Corrosion Resistant FRP Reduces Maintenance Issues for Water and Wastewater Treatment and Control
Submitted by admin on Thu, 06/18/2009 - 18:35.
At this Wastewater Treatment Plant in Glendale Heights, IL, an aluminum slide gate had to be forced open using a front-end loader and a chain after seizing in place due to inevitable corrosion. The corrosive bond was so severe that the chain snapped upon the first attempt.
