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GRP Anti-Slip Range

The GRP Anti-Slip Range from IMS provides a dependable surface solution for industrial and commercial environments where slip prevention is critical.

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The GRP Anti-Slip Range from IMS provides a dependable surface solution for industrial and commercial environments where slip prevention is critical.

Manufactured from Glass-Reinforced Polymer (GRP), these products combine high strength-to-weight performance with corrosion resistance, making them suitable for demanding operational settings such as factories, loading areas, and service walkways.

Each component is engineered for long-term use with minimal maintenance requirements, offering consistent grip levels even under wet, oily, or contaminated conditions.

Technical and Material Advantages

  • Quartz-gritted anti-slip surface for reliable traction
  • Non-corrosive and non-conductive – suitable for chemical, marine, and electrical areas
  • Lightweight construction for easy on-site handling and rapid installation
  • Stable under temperature change – no warping or delamination
  • High load-bearing strength depending on profile and application
  • Low maintenance – no need for surface coating or repainting

GRP products are manufactured to industrial safety standards and provide a predictable coefficient of friction across a range of environmental conditions.

Typical Applications

  • Pedestrian and maintenance walkways
  • Platform and gantry surfaces
  • Access ramps and working decks
  • Stair treads, landings, and nosings
  • Utility, marine, and transport infrastructure

The material’s dimensional stability and surface resilience make it ideal for long-term deployment in continuous-use environments.
 

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GRP Anti-Slip Range FAQs

Can GRP panels be retrofitted to existing substrates?

Yes. Panels can be bonded or fixed mechanically to concrete, steel, or timber using approved adhesives or countersunk screws, providing immediate surface improvement.

How does GRP perform in chemical or marine settings?

GRP is inert to most common industrial chemicals and resistant to saltwater corrosion, offering significant longevity over traditional steel or wood. 

What slip rating do IMS GRP panels achieve?

Panels typically meet or exceed R13 classification under the DIN 51130 slip-resistance test, ensuring compliance with HSE workplace safety requirements. 

Is there a limit to load-bearing capacity?

Load tolerance depends on thickness and profile. IMS can provide product-specific data sheets indicating safe working loads and deflection rates

How should GRP be cut or shaped on site?

 Use carbide-tipped or diamond blades with dust extraction where possible. Edges should be sealed if exposed to high-moisture environments.

Can GRP panels be supplied pre-drilled or pre-cut?

Yes. IMS can supply GRP components prepared to specification, minimising site work and ensuring precise fit during installation.