Originally, composite bars were created in the United States in response to the needs of the army. In the spirit of this tradition, we also provide an offer for the defense industry. The rods used for these purposes do not conduct electricity, are antimagnetic and make detection by radars difficult.

They are much cheaper than stainless steel and do not conduct electricity, so there is no induction phenomenon, and electrical devices work near it without losses.

Therefore, composite reinforcement can be used in:

• Energy facilities
• Airport boards
• Military facilities for special purposes, e.g. radar stations, hospitals
• Laboratories and research facilities
• Magnetic resonance chambers (composite materials replace expensive metal Faraday cages)

We have a complete set of certificates and construction permits. Click here to see the list.