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Fibreglass composite repair wrap

FiberFix Structural Repair Wrap Turn a wrap into a rigid shell.

FiberFix is a water-activated fibreglass composite for suitable rigid-part repairs. Wrap the prepared part, allow the specified cure and inspect it before use.

  • Water-activated wrap format
  • Fibreglass composite construction
  • Rigid-shell repair concept
  • For suitable rigid parts
FiberFix Structural Repair Wrap

Water-activated wrap format

Activate with water and apply as directed on the supplied pack.

Fibreglass composite construction

A fibreglass composite construction sets this apart from ordinary adhesive tape.

Rigid-shell repair concept

The wrap cures around suitable components to form a rigid outer shell.

For suitable rigid parts

Useful where the damaged rigid part can be wrapped fully with enough clearance.

Cure before returning to use

Keep the repaired part out of service for the specified curing period.

01 / In use

Repair parts you can wrap around

Pipe exterior repairs

Pipe exterior repairs

Wrap the exterior of a suitable isolated, non-pressurised pipe section.

Tool handle repairs

Tool handle repairs

Build a shell around a suitable rigid tool handle after assessing the damage.

Equipment handles

Equipment handles

Wrap a compatible equipment handle that has enough access and clearance.

Rigid component joints

Rigid component joints

Reinforce a suitable rigid joint when its shape allows full wrapping.

Agricultural components

Agricultural components

Consider an accessible rigid component after inspecting its intended use.

Workshop maintenance

Workshop maintenance

Keep a specialist composite option available for suitable workshop repairs.

Application and material illustrations. See product details for the listed formats.

02 / A closer look

Water-activated fibreglass composite wrap

Fibreglass composite wrap · Water-activated installation format

  • Fibreglass composite wrap
  • Water-activated installation format
  • Designed to cure into a rigid shell
  • Confirm roll coverage for the selected repair
  • Follow the supplied curing instructions
FiberFix Structural Repair Wrap: material detail illustration
03 / Getting started

Activate, wrap and allow the full cure

01

Assess the damage

Confirm that the part and intended use suit a composite wrap repair.

02

Prepare and activate

Prepare the part and activate the wrap exactly as the pack instructs.

03

Wrap the repair

Use the prescribed overlap and layers around the supported component.

04

Allow full cure

Keep the part out of service for the specified curing period and inspect the result.

04 / Find your format

Product details

FiberFix Structural Repair Wrap

FiberFix Structural Repair Wrap

Choose a listed format and include the reference in your enquiry.

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Listed product variants
FormatColourReference
50 mm x 5 m—000096-01EAN 3830044412746

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Before you start

The details.
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How long does it take to cure?

Follow the instructions for the exact FiberFix variant and conditions; no single cure time is assumed here.

What parts are best suited to wrapping?

Suitable rigid parts that can be fully wrapped with enough clearance. Pressure-bearing and safety-critical repairs need an approved repair method.

Is this ordinary adhesive tape?

It is a curing composite wrap; activation, working time and cure matter to the application.

A rigid repair begins with a sound plan

Assess the part and service conditions before wrapping. Follow the pack instructions for activation, coverage and cure; use an approved repair method for pressure-bearing or safety-critical parts.