AB Stikloplastika

AB Stikloplastika is a Lithuanian company recognized for its expertise in the production of fiberglass and composite materials. Established in 1967, the company has grown to be a significant player in the composite manufacturing industry. Located in the city of Kaunas, Stikloplastika specializes in creating high-quality composite products used across various sectors, including construction, automotive, marine, and more.

The core of AB Stikloplastika’s product offerings includes fiberglass profiles, gratings, pipes, and custom composite structures. These products are known for their lightweight, high strength, and corrosion-resistant properties, making them ideal for demanding applications where traditional materials like steel and aluminum may fall short.

In addition to standard products, the company also provides bespoke solutions tailored to meet specific client requirements. This capability is backed by their advanced manufacturing facilities and a skilled workforce dedicated to innovation and quality.

AB Stikloplastika adheres to rigorous quality standards and environmental regulations. The company is certified under various international standards, such as ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 14001 for environmental management, ensuring their commitment to delivering reliable and sustainable products.

Through continuous investment in research and development, AB Stikloplastika strives to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in the composite materials industry. Their focus on innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction has cemented their reputation as a leader in the field.

+370 687 96297
www.stikloplastika.lt/
+370 380 51865

Products

boats, kanoes, kayaks, katamarans, yachts and so on

Salcininkai Lithuania

Vilniaus 4
Salcininkai 4090
Lithuania

Ships

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