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Recycling Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics into High Quality Bathtubs, Spas, Sinks and Boats

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Apr 15 2008

Seawolf Design Inc. has put together a system that can take a company's Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics (FRP), recycle it, and make high-quality products.

The Green Machine FRP recycling unit

This system is able to maintain the integrity of the scrap allowing one to construct products like bathtubs, spas, sinks, and boats.

According to Wolfgang Unger, CEO of Seawolf Design Inc, "Our green machine not only increases the quality of products, but companies can reduce costs and increase profits which are really helpful in today's uncertain economy."

Seawolf Design Industries can readily accept FRP scrap, supply samples, and test results upon request. They also schedule demonstrations twice monthly.

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