Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) offers a superior strength-to-weight ratio compared to steel or aluminium. It is inherently corrosion-resistant, provides excellent thermal insulation, and allows for the manufacturing of complex, aerodynamic shapes that are cost-prohibitive in metal. At Ultramarin, we optimize these properties through precise lamination schedules using glass-vinylester and epoxy resins.

Vacuum Infusion is preferred for high-performance components where weight reduction and structural integrity are critical. By infusing resin under a vacuum, we achieve a higher fiber-to-resin ratio and eliminate air voids. Hand Lay-up remains the optimal choice for rapid prototyping and smaller production runs where geometric complexity requires manual precision.

Our facilities and tooling capabilities support the production of large-scale structural components, including hulls and decks for luxury yachts up to 24 metres in length. For smaller serial components, our CNC-based mould-making ensures micron-level repeatability across thousands of units.

Yes. We provide full-cycle support from conceptual sketching to structural optimization and CAD construction. Our engineering team specializes in defining the physical-mechanical requirements of a part to ensure it meets specific industrial stress standards.