Environmental responsibility of GRP

A responsible material with an exceptionally long service life.

The thermosetting resins used in GRP are far stronger and more durable than other plastics: Amiblu pipes have an exceptionally long life expectancy, which results in the product being considerably better for the environment. At the end of its lifecycle, GRP waste can be shredded and transported to e.g. cement plants to be energetically recycled in a furnace, thus replacing fossil fuels.

GRP pipes are responsible in manufacturing, transport, and installation. They feature a small carbon footprint in productionlow transport costs, and allow for a fast installation and efficient operation. They easily tackle all kinds of challenges such as soil and traffic loads. GRP pipes preserve resources and protect the integrity of networks thanks to their excellent leak-tightness under external and internal pressure, corrosion and abrasion resistanceweather and root infiltration resistance, as well as buckling resistance.

Hobas pipe jacking installation in Czajka, Poland

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Compared to an open trench construction, 376,734 tons of CO2 were saved by jacking 7 km of Hobas GRP pipes for the wastewater treatment plant Czajka in Warsaw, Poland. This astonishing number equals the yearly emissions of 104,430 cars and was achieved by a combination of beneficial factors: Pipe jacking is an eco-friendlyresource-saving installation method especially suited for dense urban environments, and GRPresponsible material with an exceptionally long service life.

Amiblu glassfibers

Thanks to the material’s very long lifetime expectancy, supreme quality, and environmental friendliness, GRP products are solutions for generations.




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Economic responsibility is the ability to support a defined level of economic production indefinitely. It is, in other words, the process of allocating and protecting scarce resources, while ensuring positive social and environmental outcomes.



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Social responsibility is the ability of a social system, such as a country, to maintain a defined level of social wellbeing indefinitely. Future generations should have the same or greater access to social resources as the current generation. Furthermore, there should be equal access to social resources within a generation.