Swastik Fibrotech

The equilibrium of any object is governed by the position of its center of gravity. This fascinating model explains it with fun.

Science Park Equipments Barton's Pendulum defines the theory of resonance. When a system tends to sway at high amplitude by maintaining specific frequency, then resonance takes place. At this point the oscillating object tends to store and convey energy between different storage modes.

A "Salem Swing" in a science park, or "Sympathetic Swing," is an educational piece of equipment designed to demonstrate concepts like resonance, energy transfer, and perpetual motion. It often features two or more swings that, when one is pushed, will cause the other to start swinging due to the transfer of energy. 

An FRP toilet cabin is a portable sanitation unit constructed from fiberglass reinforced plastic, designed for use in various outdoor environments like construction sites, events, and public spaces. These cabins are known for their durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to weather and corrosion. They offer a convenient and hygienic restroom solution where permanent plumbing is not available or practical. 

An FRP double urinal-cum-toilet is a prefabricated bathroom unit made of fiberglass reinforced plastic, typically used for temporary or public spaces. It usually includes two urinals and one toilet (Indian or Western style) along with a washbasin, all within a sealed FRP structure. The unit is often equipped with plumbing, electricity, and an overhead water tank. 

An FRP single toilet is a portable, self-contained toilet unit made from fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP). These units are designed as standalone, easily deployable restrooms, particularly useful in areas where traditional plumbing is not readily available or in temporary locations like construction sites, events, and disaster relief zones.  

FRP urinals are urinals made of Fiber Reinforced Plastic, a composite material that combines fiberglass with plastic, offering durability and lightweight features. They are commonly used in various settings, including restrooms, public spaces, and temporary facilities. 

An FRP 4-Seater Toilet Van is a portable sanitation unit, typically made from fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP), offering four individual toilet compartments. It's designed for events, construction sites, and other locations where a permanent restroom isn't available, providing a temporary, hygienic, and comfortable solution. 

An FRP standard cabin is a portable, lightweight structure built with fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) material. These cabins are typically used for various purposes like security, offices, or as small shops, and can be customized to fit specific needs. They are known for their durability, resistance to weather, and ease of installation. 

A typical FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) 6-seater toilet van features a rectangular design with six individual toilet cabins, a water tank, and a sludge tank. The van's structure is typically made of MS (Mild Steel) pipes and angles, with FRP panelling, doors, and roof. It includes washbasins, mirrors, and electric points in each cabin. 

FRP security cabins are portable, prefabricated guardhouse structures made from fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP). They are designed to be weatherproof and offer a secure, functional space for security personnel. FRP cabins are known for their durability, resistance to corrosion, and relatively lightweight nature, which facilitates easy transportation and installation. 

A FRP 10 Seater Toilet Van is a mobile, multi-compartment toilet facility constructed from Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP). These vans are designed for use in locations where permanent toilet facilities are unavailable or insufficient, such as construction sites, events, or public spaces. They typically offer 10 individual toilet stalls, each with a private entry. 

FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) office cabins are versatile, durable, and customizable structures often used for temporary or permanent office spaces. Key specifications typically include material, size, wall thickness, frame construction, flooring, electrical points, door and window sizes, and roof design. 

A Porta cabin design specification typically includes details on dimensions, materials, structural components, and finishes for a portable cabin. This includes aspects like the cabin's size, frame construction, wall and roof materials, flooring, electrical systems, doors and windows, and any optional extras.