Fiberglass boxes are fiberglass reinforced plastic storage and transportation containers characterized by their strength and light weight. They come in many different sizes and are used in all kinds of applications. They are used in the shipping, marine, automotive and warehousing industries in numerous capacities.
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All Plastics and Fiberglass, Inc.Mobile, AL 800-226-1134 With over 100 years combined experience, All Plastics and Fiberglass has the experience to handle all your fiberglass needs. No matter how large or small the job is, AP & F is committed to a process that assures its valued customers of the highest quality fiberglass boxes available on the market. You can count on AP & F, Inc.'s products to not only being the best, but also built to last.
STM IndustriesOldsmar, FL 888-854-3544 STM Industries has been providing expert advice and novel solutions for over 25 years for a wide range of clients. As a leading source for both production and custom fiberglass boxes, STM has manufactured for a variety of applications and has the experience and skill to provide innovative solutions using cutting edge technology while maintaining the best quality.
Fiberdome Inc.Lake Mills, WI 800-359-4416 With over 40 years in the design and manufacturing of fiberglass boxes, Fiberdome is a leader serving diverse industries from original concept to creation and production of FRP assemblies. Known for incredible durability and craftsmanship, Fiberdome takes pride in the variety of custom and industrial solutions it offers, from Tuffy boats to fiberglass silos, conveyor covers and industrial domes.
Triad Technologies, Inc.Syracuse, NY 800-729-7514 Triad Technologies is a full service fiberglass boxes source and provides design, engineering, prototyping, tooling & manufacturing capabilities to the transportation, amusement, medical device, marine & other industries. Triad's specialties are the manufacture of customized fiberglass parts and the work done in its shop is unique & responsive to specific requirements. Contact Triad today!
Colonial Fiberglass Industries, Inc.Hanover, PA 717-637-3895 At Colonial Fiberglass, we continually invest in new technology as well as design and manufacturing capabilities that keep ourselves at the forefront of the industry. We focus on providing the highest quality of fiberglass boxes. Our talented staff, combined with our commitment to quality and service is what sets us apart from the others. Call us today to find out more!
Molded Plastic Industries, Inc.Holt, MI 800-610-0811 We welcome the opportunity to show you how our experience and capabilities make Molded Plastic Industries ideally suited to tackle your toughest project, from the concept stage through the life of the program. Molded Plastic Industries is committed to a continuous improvement philosophy, and to deliver quality products on time. Call us today with all your fiberglass boxes needs.
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Fiberglass boxes serve as storage containers in industrial applications, as flotation device and life vest storage in marinas and docks, fire extinguisher containers and commercial at-home containers for products like fishing tackle and pool equipment. Liquid products like paint and batteries, which may leak fluid, are often kept in fiberglass boxes because they do not leak. Electric outlet boxes and window flower boxes are also often made of fiberglass, and they can be sanded and painted in order to improve their appearance. One of the most popular uses for fiberglass boxes is as mounting surfaces for aftermarket audio equipment for use in vehicles. Such boxes are custom-shaped to fit in the trunk or other places in the vehicle and can be painted or otherwise decorated to match the rest of the vehicle. They keep speakers, subwoofers and CD changers secure and safe in a moving vehicle. Fiberglass boxes are also employed as lockers and storage enclosures.
Fiberglass offers a corrosion resistant, durable, fire resistant, long lasting and lightweight material for containers. It is often chosen over alternative materials like steel, plastic, aluminum and wood, which generally do not boast light weight and high strength properties simultaneously. Most fiberglass boxes have lids that are either attached to the box or that can be removed. Inside, many have compartments to hold smaller objects in place, and car audio equipment boxes are often lined with carpet-like material as padding. These boxes often are made of a composite of fiberglass threads and a thermoplastic resin, which is called fiberglass reinforced plastic, a very durable material that is manufactured by a molding process. Because they are molded, fiberglass boxes are able to have sleek contours and a smooth finish. These boxes are manufactured via the closed molding process to obtain their shape. The closed molding process involves combining fiberglass with gel in a mold, heating and forming it and then allowing it to cure.
