As the global shipping industry accelerates its transition to green and low-carbon operations, glass fiber-reinforced resin matrix composites (hereafter referred to as "fiberglass-resin") are emerging as a new core material in shipbuilding, thanks to their "lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant" properties. Recently, a domestic shipbuilding enterprise delivered its first batch of fiberglass-resin fishing vessels and leisure boats for mass deployment, marking a breakthrough in the large-scale application of this composite material in civilian shipbuilding.

Performance Revolution: 70% Lighter Than Steel, Twice the Lifespan of Traditional Vessels

Process Upgrade: Vacuum Infusion + Recycled Materials for "Green Shipbuilding"

Scenario Adaptability: Reshaping the Marine Equipment Landscape from Fishing to Tourism

• Fishing: Sea trials of 80-ton trawlers show 18% lower fuel consumption than steel vessels, with no corrosion damage after 2 years—garnering over 90% approval from fishermen;

• Leisure & Tourism: Fiberglass-resin sea fishing boats feature low vibration and noise (≤52dB inside cabins); combined with lightweight design, they offer 40% better sailing stability, becoming a new favorite for coastal tourism;

• Special Operations: Shallow-draft mudflat workboats and impact-resistant law enforcement vessels, tailored with customized structural designs, adapt to complex water area needs.