Chemical-resistant semi-finished sheets, pipes, bars and welding rods
The AGRU product range is distinguished by a unique variety of products and materials. All our sheets, round bars, welding rods or liner pipes are available in everything, from standard up to high-performance plastics. Solutions and finished parts for any application can be realized with our pressed and extruded sheets, fabric backed sheets, round bars, hollow bars, fabric-backed pipes and welding rods made of PE, PP, PVDF, ECTFE FEP and PFA. In addition to our standard portfolio of plastic semi-finished products, many specialised products are available upon request.
For each type of chemical, we have a plastic material that provides a long-lasting chemical resistance
Optimised price-performance ratio for each application
The industrial application in question determines which material offers the best possible economic efficiency and operational reliability. Whether PFA or FEP, PVDF or ECTFE, PE or PP: The Plastics Experts at AGRU are happy to help you with your application.
Comprehensive semi-finished product portfolio and extensive stock-keeping
The five application options for semi-finished plastic products are
Raw material specifications, state-of-the-art production and quality assurance
Reliable products with consistent properties
Chemically resistant fabrics made of various materials (polyester-, synthetic- and glass fabric)
There is an optimal long-lasting solution for each application
Time- and cost-saving installation with AGRU liner pipes made of PVDF, ECTFE, FEP and PFA
AGRU offers special liner pipes for the lining of FRP liner pipes.
While the FRP structure provides the ecessary stiffness, the liner pipe provides the chemical resistance for the application. All liner pipes manufactured by AGRU are equipped with a specially modified surface to ensure the best possible bond between the plastic and the FRP.
Made of PE 100-RC semi-finished sheets
Gas scrubbers are used to neutralise industrial exhaust gases. The exhaust gas to be treated enters the lower end of the scrubber and is moving upwards to the upper end of the scrubber. The scrubbing fluid is distributed over the entire pipe cross-section and trickles down through the inside of the column, where it is collected in a tank. The flue gas composition can form an aggressive medium in combination with the scrubbing fluid. This is why flue gas scrubbers are often made from corrosion-resistant, semi-finished thermoplastic sheets.