Champion Fiberglass® Expands Facility to Meet Growing Demand for their Fiberglass Conduit and Bridge Drain products

Demand for Champion Fiberglass® electrical conduit has grown exponentially. All major contractors in the U.S. have now started to use Champion Fiberglass conduit and are realizing major savings for their projects, not only because of lower material cost compared to PVC and other more expensive conduit materials, but also because of even bigger savings on labor costs. Champion Fiberglass doubled its capacity in 2020 with a new manufacturing line and after one year, that line was already running at capacity.

In response to feedback, the company is now adding a fourth production line to meet robust demand for its fiberglass conduit and bridge drain products. The upgraded facility will increase capacity by 33% and plans to be fully operational within 8-10 months. 

“Engineers and contractors increasingly specify Champion Fiberglass conduit due to the strength, durability and ease of installation leading to many successful project outcomes,” says Mr. Goran Haag, president and founder of the company.

The company currently has 120,000 square feet of manufacturing and office space. It is the only conduit-industry business to receive all three ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certifications, which center on quality, environmental and occupational health and safety management systems.

About Champion Fiberglass

Headquartered in Spring, Texas, Champion Fiberglass Inc. is the leading supplier of fiberglass conduit, strut and bridge drain systems to the industrial, electrical, and mechanical markets. Champion Fiberglass has the most advanced production facility for manufacturing rigid fiberglass conduit in North America, where the company’s proprietary high-speed winding process and high temperature curing ovens are key to the consistency and quality of these versatile products. Beginning its production of epoxy fiberglass conduit and fittings in 1988, conduit supplier Champion Fiberglass has steadily grown to reach a number of milestones throughout the years.

In 1989, Champion Fiberglass developed the first conduit from epoxy resins with flame resistance and low smoke characteristics, meeting the most stringent codes and specifications. In 2008, the Champion Haz Duct® (XW Type fiberglass conduit) became approved for Class I, Div 2 installations, per the National Electrical Code (NEC).

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