The Pipes of the Future: Lightweight, Strong, Reliable GRP Pipes!" Filament winding is a technique used in the manufacturing of glass fiber reinforced polymer (GRP) pipes. This method involves wrapping glass fiber filaments around a mold, typically a cylindrical mandrel, to form the pipe. The fiber-reinforced structure is then impregnated and hardened with polymer resin, resulting in a durable and lightweight material known as GRP pipe. GRP pipes produced using this technique are commonly used in chemical industries, water and wastewater treatment plants, the maritime sector, and the oil industry. This material is preferred for its corrosion resistance, lightweight nature, and high strength. Different types of glass fiber reinforced polymer materials, such as GRV (glass reinforced vinyl ester) and GRE (glass reinforced epoxy), can also be produced using the filament winding method. The properties and applications of these materials may vary depending on the type of resin used and the structure of the reinforcing material "Begendi Industry is committed to providing top-level quality standards with the production of Fiber Winding Technology, equipped with state-of-the-art 4-6 Axis fully automatic CNC-controlled machines. This innovative approach promises production precision and reliability that goes beyond industry standards, in addition to offering customers excellent quality products. As a company, we comply fully with industry standards such as AWWA, ASTM, ISO, EN, DIN, and BS, with our production capacity ranging from DN 200 mm up to DN 6000 mm. We manufacture pipes ranging from 200 mm to 4000 mm in diameter, with pressures ranging from 1 bar to 120 bar. Our areas of expertise include drinking water projects, irrigation projects, energy power plant projects, "jacking" pipe manufacturing that allows for trenchless installation, waste and stormwater projects, natural gas pipelines, and oil pipelines. Our leadership in the industry reflects our commitment to providing customers with reliable and durable products through our technological superiority and rigorous quality control processes."