Fiberglass Pultrusion Roving is a kind of fiberglass reinforcement material utilized in pultrusion processes to produce composite products. Pultrusion is a constant process where fiberglass roving is pulled through a resin bath and thereafter shaped by a heated die to form a lightweight, rigid profile. This type of roving is made by assembling constant glass fibers together with a sizing agent, promoting adhesion to the resin. It is designed to have continuous tension and tremendous wet-out properties to guarantee consistency in the final product. Fiberglass Pultrusion Roving is usually utilized in applications like bridge decks, window frames, and ladder rails, where high durability and strength are required.