Full Metal Jacket Composites

ASME PCC-2
composite repairs.

Composite repair systems for industrial piping, vessels, and pressure-retaining equipment. Serving oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, and other demanding industrial environments.

Four core systems. Water-activated, two-part epoxy, and prepreg carbon fiber options with stated temperature capabilities up to 775°F. Every application requires an engineering review.

Process pipingPressure vesselsIndustrial equipment
Black composite reinforcement applied to industrial piping
Reinforcement where it matters.
Oil & gasChemical processingPetrochemicalIndustrial facilities

01 / Composite repair systems

Four systems.
Application-specific selection.

Compare materials and stated temperature capabilities, then discuss the pressure, damage, chemical exposure, and installation requirements of your repair.

Water-activated composite • Up to 240°F

Hydra Wrap

Hydra Wrap is a water-activated fiberglass composite repair system with temperature capability up to 240°F, subject to application-specific engineering.

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Carbon fiber / Two-part epoxy • Up to 575°F

P91

P91 combines carbon fiber and a two-part epoxy system with temperature capability up to 575°F for application-specific industrial composite repairs.

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Carbon fiber / Two-part epoxy • Up to 250°F

J316

J316 is a carbon fiber and two-part epoxy composite repair system with temperature capability up to 250°F, subject to application-specific engineering.

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Prepreg carbon fiber • Up to 775°F

Terragon

Terragon is FMJ Composites’ prepreg carbon fiber repair system with temperature capability up to 775°F, subject to application-specific qualification.

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Temperature capabilities are system-specific and do not establish pressure ratings or application suitability. Confirm current technical documentation and engineered repair requirements with FMJ Composites.

Composite wrap installed around a large industrial vessel

02 / Application first

The right repair starts with the right information.

No two operating environments are identical. Bring the details of your piping or vessel application so the discussion starts with what matters.

  • Asset geometry and substrate
  • Damage location and wall condition
  • Operating pressure and temperature
  • Chemical exposure and installation access
Technical documents

03 / In the field

See the applications.

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