U.S. Liner introduces Versitex Reefer panels

Jan 18, 2006

U.S. Liner Co. has added Versitex Reefer to its product line of reinforced thermoplastic panels. Versitex has greater strength than traditional reinforced thermoplastic panels and features a newly designed multilayered glass matrix that is thin and lightweight, according to the company.

Available in .065-inch and .085-inch thicknesses, the bidirectional panels also are designed to provide consistent mechanical adhesion to the foam insulation, creating a stronger bond than traditional FRPs.

For more information, go to www.bulitex.com.

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