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The effect of impact load with low velocity in thin-walled plates and profiles has been investigated. The paper deals with the relation between damage propagation, size and shape as a function of boundary conditions, layer arrangements and impact energy. The structures under consideration were made of eight-layer Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) laminate with a quasi-isotropic, quasi-orthotropic and angle ply arrangement of layers. The standardised plates predefined to CAI tests and channel section profiles have been subjected to impact load. Based on the performed tests, the impact characteristics have been obtained and compared with the theoretical model (one degree of freedom mass-spring system). Further, despite it not being mentioned in the ASTM 7136 standard, characteristic curves were identified. It was noted that the impacts introducing matrix damages and the partial fracture of the fibres significantly change the course of the Force-Time histories, particularly after the maximum impact force is reached.
