Reinforce Technology supplies FRP components aligned to client-defined specifications. Final system design, testing, and regulatory compliance remain the responsibility of the appointed project engineer or contractor unless otherwise agreed.

To progress a project, clients are asked to complete a specification and testing requirements sheet outlining the intended application, dimensions, exposure conditions, and any required performance criteria.

Where information is incomplete, assumptions are clarified and agreed with the client prior to manufacture.

Reinforce Technology does not perform testing in-house. Where required, testing is coordinated with independent global third-party laboratories based on client-defined requirements, with manufacture aligned accordingly.

Final system design, loading assumptions, testing decisions, and regulatory compliance remain the responsibility of the appointed project engineer, consultant, or contractor unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Products are supplied to agreed specifications. Depending on the application, this may involve standard components or project-specific configurations aligned to defined requirements.

No. Reinforce Technology supplies FRP components only. Installation is carried out by the client or their appointed contractor.

Reinforce Technology supplies FRP components across civil, infrastructure, energy, and industrial applications, subject to project requirements and specification.