Main Services
Value-Added Services
Pattern Development (3D Digitization)
Mold Creation (CNC Machine Creates Master/Pattern)
Painting (Primer/Top)
Secondary Component Installation (PVC, Metal, Wood, and Rubber)
About BLG Fiberglass
Our mission at BLG Fiberglass is to provide our clients in Canada with high-quality composite products through our various professional services. Our firm assists clients from a wide range of industries in Canada to ensure their businesses are successful. The following are services we offer:
Hand Lay-Up Winnipeg
Hand Lay-Up is the simplest and oldest method for manufacturing composite materials that can be regarded as a lamination method for large components, as it is the simplest and oldest method. After pouring a resin, in this case a suspension of geopolymer, reinforcement materials such as glass, polymeric, or carbon fibers are manually inserted into the open mold.
Resin Transfer Molding Winnipeg
In order to produce high-quality biocomposites, resin transfer molding (RTM) can be used. RTM has several advantages over other techniques, including lower production costs, higher quality, and higher production rates. A variety of natural fibers and natural matrix materials can be used in RTM after the application of nonadhering agents to the molds.
Sheet Molding Compound Winnipeg
Sheet Molding Compound (SMC) refers to a high-strength composite material primarily made up of a thermosetting resin and one or more fillers. The fibers provide reinforcement for the material's strength. An unsaturated polyester resin, vinyl ester, phenolic, or polyvinylurethane resin are typically used for thermosetting.
Industries We Serve in Winnipeg
We have been working with a number of different clients from a variety of industries. People come to us because we always deliver amazing final results that our clients love. If you need customized solutions for your components, our fiberglass manufacturing company is the one you will want to call. Our team manufactures components for businesses in many industries including:
Automotive Fiberglass Winnipeg
Our factory can produce components for a variety of automotive vehicles, from medium trucks and heavy trucks to recreation vehicles and mass transit vehicles.
For this industry, we manufacture a wide variety of components, such as truck hoods, cowls, fan shrouds, air deflectors, engine covers, molded fiberglass roofs, etc. Among the reasons our clients choose us for their Automotive Fiberglass Manufacturing needs are our skills, experience, and processes, as well as our advanced equipment, which allows us to create components that meet our clients’ exact specifications.
Medical Fiberglass Winnipeg
Medical professionals rely on these MRI and CT machines daily to provide care to their patients. Our company produces components for these machines. As an integral part of medical care, these MRI and CT machines play an essential role in providing that care.
Because of this, our company works closely with our clients to understand their Medical Fiberglass Manufacturing needs and ensure that they get the components that they need. With our experience, we know how to produce top-quality fiberglass components that our clients need. Therefore, our clients in the medical industry do not have to worry about the components in their machines and can focus on their patients.
Marine Fiberglass Winnipeg
Fiberglass components for recreational boats are in high demand from recreational boat manufacturers. Our company is able to produce a wide range of boat components, including helms, consoles, lounge chairs, and benches. In order to create components that perfectly match what our clients need (measurements, sizes, etc.), we work closely with them to understand what they need with their Marine Fiberglass components. Over the years, we have always been able to provide our clients with what they need, in a professional, reliable and timely manner, no matter what they have needed.
Oil and Gas Fiberglass Winnipeg
The parts we manufacture for storage tanks, water tanks, and pipes are of obvious importance to oil and gas companies. Our company assists with their Oil and Gas Fiberglass component needs. In order for oil and gas companies to store and transport resources safely and reliably, the components they get should perform to the level they need. We go through an extensive process to ensure that our components provide peace of mind to our clients, since we understand the importance of this.
Fiberglass Supplier in Winnipeg
Here at BLG Fiberglass, we have a large facility with many machines that we use to manufacture a number a different components for our valued clients. We provide fiberglass supplies all across Canada. We have the experience and skills that companies can rely on when they need high-quality, durable and functional components. Here's why so many companies come to us:
50,000 square foot facility
Design and engineering services
Skilled and professional technicians
We only use the highest quality materials
Over 20 years of experience
Things you need to know about Fiberglass Suppliers
What are the key steps in the fiberglass manufacturing process?
The first step in fiberglass manufacturing is creating the glass fibers. This is done by melting sand and other minerals at extremely high temperatures. The molten glass is then extruded through small holes to create long, thin strands of glass.
Next, these glass fibers are collected and woven into a cloth-like material. This fabric is then saturated with a resin, which helps to bind the fibers together. Once the resin has cured, the resulting fabric is very strong and durable.
Fiberglass can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive parts, boat hulls, aircraft components, and more. Thanks to its strength and versatility, fiberglass is an essential material in many industries.
What are some of the benefits of working with a fiberglass supplier?
There are many benefits to working with a fiberglass supplier, but here are some of the most notable:
- You can expect high-quality materials and products.
- They have the expertise to help you choose the right products for your needs.
- They can offer valuable guidance and support during the installation process.
- They stand behind their products and offer warranties and guarantees.
- You can count on them for continued support after the sale.
What are the benefits of using fiberglass composites?
Fiberglass composites offer a number of benefits over traditional materials. They are strong and lightweight, making them ideal for a variety of applications. They also have good resistance to heat, chemicals, and weathering. Additionally, fiberglass composites are non-conductive, which makes them ideal for use in electrical and electronic applications.
How do fiberglass composites compare to other materials?
There are several key ways in which fiberglass composites compare favorably to other materials. First, fiberglass is an extremely strong and durable material. It is often used in high-stress applications such as aerospace and automotive engineering. Second, fiberglass is very lightweight, making it ideal for applications where weight is a concern. Finally, fiberglass composites are easy to work with and can be formed into complex shapes. This makes them ideal for use in many different industries.
Why choose BLG Fiberglass Manufacturing?
BLG is a Canadian-based company founded in 2000 and located In Toronto. We have more than 50,000 square meters of office space and manufacturing facility in Shanghai and Jiangsu China. We have been working with a number of different companies from a variety of industries all across Canada and the US.
Our focus has always been to make the best fiberglass products and commit to implementing ideal solutions while offering the customer the highest standard of service, product selection, quality, and value.
Get In Touch Today
If you are looking to get a quote on your fiberglass manufacturing project in Winnipeg or you need more information about our team and services, we encourage you to get in touch with us today. We look forward to hearing from you.
Winnipeg sits at the geographic center of Canada, where two national rail mainlines cross and the Trans-Canada Highway runs through the middle of a long-established manufacturing base. Bus, rail and aerospace component manufacturing all have a real presence in the city, and that cluster has built up local expertise in exactly the kind of large-format composite components BLG produces for mass transit and specialty vehicles: our automotive fiberglass line already covers everything from medium and heavy trucks to recreational and mass transit vehicles. Manitoba’s other major industry is agriculture, and Winnipeg is a manufacturing and distribution hub for the equipment that supports it. Fiberglass hoods, covers, shrouds and body panels for that equipment are a natural extension of the same automotive process used for trucks. Winnipeg also has one of the widest annual temperature swings of any major Canadian city, moving from summer heat into deep winter cold each year. Fiberglass composites hold up well to that kind of cycling because they do not corrode or become brittle the way untreated metal can, which is part of why the material is common in transportation and outdoor equipment applications in the region. Parts ship from our Ontario manufacturing facility to businesses across Manitoba and the rest of Canada. As with our other prairie customers, most Winnipeg orders are for transit, transportation or agricultural equipment components and start from a drawing or sample part rather than a stock catalog item. Does BLG produce components for mass transit and specialty vehicles? How does fiberglass hold up to Winnipeg’s temperature swings?
Fiberglass Manufacturing for Winnipeg’s Transportation and Manufacturing Base
Fiberglass Parts BLG Produces for Winnipeg’s Transportation Sector
Winnipeg Fiberglass FAQ
Yes. Our automotive fiberglass line covers medium and heavy trucks, recreational vehicles and mass transit vehicles, including hoods, cowls, fan shrouds and body panels.
Fiberglass composites resist the corrosion and brittleness that untreated metal can develop from repeated heat-to-cold cycling, which is one of the reasons the material is common in transportation and outdoor equipment built for the prairies.