Lapstone Access Stairs The recently installed Lapstone access stairs project, for Sydney Trains. Composite Engineering worked collaboratively with RKR Engineering to develop a detailed design. That met the requirements of AS1657:2018 and the complex shape […]
Which Resin System for FRP Products? Different resin systems dictate just how well your fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) products last and perform. There are 3 main resin type commonly used for FRP products. But wait, […]
Cuyuac Shearing Shed Grating Composite Engineering recently supplied Cuyuac Shearing Shed, Nareen, VIC with our MaxiGRATE Shearing Shed grating. MaxiGRATE shearing shed grating features an optimised hole size to allow debris to fall through while […]
Global Aluminium Shortage – Are there alternatives? Thousands of products are threatened by a global aluminium shortage. One of the key components in aluminium alloys is magnesium. These alloys are used in everything from car […]
FRP Platform Ladders A new trio of FRP Platform ladders ready to be delivered. Each ladder features MaxiLADDER system with MaxiGRATE stair treads and platform. Each platform ladder also features side opening gates. As pictured […]
Tank Access Ladders Composite Engineering has recently supplied tank access ladders for water storage tanks. One of the key aspects of the ladders is that they provide safe ingress and egress to the water tanks. […]
FRP Grating, a versatile solution Having the right flooring is critical for the safety and productivity of many facilities. There are great number of things industrial flooring must contend with on a daily basis. From […]
How Long Does FRP Grating Last? Just how long does FRP grating last is dependant on the environment conditions and the resin systems used. However, FRP grating will last and perform considerably better than the […]
Jetty refurbishment in Cowes, Phillip Island Cowes Jetty was originally built in 1870 and has recently being upgraded as part of Better Boating Victoria’s investment in recreational boating facilities across Port Phillip and Western Port. […]