How Fragile Glass Fibres Become Rebar Stronger Than Steel | The Complete Pultrusion Process

Welcome back to The Works. This documentary reveals the futuristic manufacturing process behind glass fibre rebar (GFRP) – a material four times lighter and twice as strong as steel. Join us as we explore how thousands of fine glass threads are combined with polymer resin and forged into a rust-proof building material. From the giant creel of glass roving to the resin bath, the heated forming die, and the long polymerization oven, we uncover the complete pultrusion process that is revolutionizing the construction industry. ► Subscribe to The Works for more documentaries on engineering and industry:    / @theworks-p7h   --- COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER The Works channel is not the full owner of the materials compiled in this video. They belong to respected individuals or organizations. Our use falls under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act 1976, which allows for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, and research. If you are the owner of the materials or would like us to feature you, please contact us at: [email protected] We are not affiliated with the companies whose products are shown in this documentary video. This video is for educational purposes and is not a promotion. AI-GENERATED THUMBNAILS The thumbnails for this video were created using artificial intelligence. Based on the themes covered in our films, the AI generated these conceptual graphic images. They are not exact representations of real facts or events, but are creative interpretations. --- #howitsmade #engineering #construction #manufacturing #composite #factory