AR Fiberglass/Glass Fiber roving System 1

AR Fiberglass/Glass Fiber roving System 2

AR Fiberglass/Glass Fiber roving

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Loading Port:: Shanghai Port

Payment Terms:: TT or L/C

Min Order Qty:: 1000Kgs m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100000 Tons Per Year m.t./month

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Specifications

ar fiberglass roving
1.Easy chopped
2.Good integrity and dispersibility
3. alkali resistant
4. excellnt durabilty

alkali resistant continuous roving ar glass fiber roving

1. Ar fiberglass roving

AR glass gun roving is mainly designed for use in the manufacture of GRC composites by the manual spray method. It is designed for optimum processability. It is used in the manufacture of GRC architectural panels and other building elements, civil engineering and infrastructure components.

PRODUCT NAME	AR GLASSFIBER SPRAY ROVING
TEST CRITERION	JC/T 572-2002
TEST ITEM	METERAGE UNIT	STANDARD	RESULT	CONCLUSION
ZrO2 CONTENT	%	≥16.0	16.7	MEASURE UP
FILAMENT DIA	μM	13±2	13	MEASURE UP
STRAND TEX	TEX	2700±270	2720	MEASURE UP
BREAKING STRENGTH	N/TEX	≥0.25	0.32	MEASURE UP
MOISTURE CONTENT	%	≤0.2	0.11	MEASURE UP
COMBUSTIBLE CONTENT	%	0.8~2.0	1.68	MEASURE UP
STIFFNESS	MM	≥120	170	MEASURE UP
CONCLUSION	IN CONPLIANCE WITH JC/T 572-2002

2. Pallet Packing

1) Each pallet has 3 or 4 levels ,16rolls /level.

2) The complete pallet is enclosed in polythene and identified with two labels.

Product	Level per pallet	Total number of cheese	Pallet
Product	Level per pallet	Total number of cheese	Length(mm)	Width(mm)	Height(mm)	Net weight(kg)
ARC15-2400L	3	48	1130	1130	1000	860
	3	48	1130	1130	1000	1000
	4	64	1130	1130	1300	1150

Shipment

For sea transport, a maximum of 20 pallets (on two levels) may be loaded in a 20 foot container, giving a total net weight of approximately 17-20 tonnes.

3. Storage

AR GLASSFIBRE SPRAY ROVING should be stored dry in their original packaging, the best conditions being at a temperature of between 15°C-35°C and at a relative humidity of between 35% - 65%. If the product is stored at low temperature (below 15°C) it is advisable to condition in the workshop for 24 hours before use to prevent condensation.

4. Production flow chart

alkali resistant continuous roving ar glass fiber roving

AR Glass fiber roving

Q: I'm in my schools Senior Class Council and when i was a freshman we used to have this huge bonfire in the grass a week before Homecoming. But then our school was renovating and construction took place and it was discontinued for my sophomore and junior year because their was no place to have the bonfire with the construction taking place, but now that i'm a senior and the construction is over, i want to bring the Homecoming Bonfire back. If i dont bring it back, then our class will be the only class who remembers the Bonfire and it'll be forever discontinued. I talked to my teachers and deans and if i can figure out a spot and a safe way to have the bonfire, we can bring it back. The only viable area where we could have it is in the parking lot, but i need a way to have the bonfire without it scorching the cement. So do any of you yahoo answer users have any ideas on how to have this bonfire without it leaving scorch marks on the ground?: even the dirt from four tri axle dump truck won't be enough to insulate that cement from the heat of a normal bonfire fire pops concrete/cement and melts tarmac/blacktop ruins it beyond repair is there a field near by - even the soccer or foot ball field - the field can be protected easier than the cement work - i suppose your school isn't country enough to be surrounded by corn? one of the farmers might let you borrow an acre for the activity especially if he is an alumni dump that dirt you were talking about on top of tarps on the ball field sometimes they use plywood with or without styrofoam sheets under it too for more protection keep the fire smallish around a cord of wood as to not kill or sterilize the grass/ground

Q: I am installing chainlinnk fence 4' high and I am traying to figure how much cement is needed per post? I am putting them about 15quot; deep.: Back in my younger years I built fences for a living. We cemented in the corner and end post completely as they were the most important. You don't want them to move when you start stretching the chain link. As for the line post in most cases we drove them in and maybe capped them with a few inches to prevent grass from growing around the post and in some cases we didn't cement them at all. The line post are there to just hold the fence up. When you stretch the chain link the line post will be pulled in line with the corner or end post so the need to cement them isn't the same. Ultimately we built the fence the way the customer wanted it built. If he or she wanted the post cemented that's what we did. For your project you have to take into account your comfort level and do what you are comfortable with. Just a note: you mentioned your depth was 15, it is pretty important to make sure your post and the cement (unless it is just a cap to prevent grass from growing) is below the frost line. If it isn't you run a chance they will move over time. Where I lived at the time our frost line was 18 but where I live now it's 12. Good Luck with your project

Q: Last week before the St. Pete Indy race here in Florida an oil tanker crashed killing the 47yr old driver on the freeway overpass. The fire was reported to have exposed the original frame. Do u feel it was bad building codes that were passed long ago, bypassed? Did the cement melt?In need of a brainiac please.TY: Cement ... more accurately , concrete does not melt. During a fire such as you describe, the concrete will spall which means that it will break into chunks. These chunks will fall away from the reinforcing network of re-bar and exposing it to the heat of the fire. The expanding re-bar will add stress as well as serving to conduct the heat to deeper within the structure eventually resulting in failure and collapse.

Q: There just little pieces of cement no bigger then a nickel and it made the glass look all foggy and nasty and I was wondering if there like a chemical compound or something I can use to break it down. If there is, is there anyway you can make it at home using household products? Please and Thank You: You can use muriatic acid to break down the cement on the glass block. Keep in mind that it is acid and you might have to dilute to not harm anything including the glass, but it should break it down enough to remove it. We have used it to break up mortar off of tools and such by submersion.

Q: How does cement work?: When water is added it starts a process beginning with the formation of short hexagonal crystals. it is this process of crystal formation which begins the setting process and usually is substantially complete after 24 hours. However, the crystals continue to form and fill up the spaces for weeks and even months as long as the cement is not allowed to dry out. When mixing cement it is recommended to keep it wet for at least 3 days, when it reaches maybe 80% of its final strength, but a week to ten days is better. Cement will continue to harden for several years. The strongest cement you can get is that which sets up underwater and is never allowed to dry out.

Q: Whats the difference between masonry cement and mortar? If you mix portland cement with sand does it become masonry cement or mortar?: I'm a builder in uk ..but have built in the states ...yes mortar is building sand and portland cement ...sometimes ..depending where it came from the sand can be a little sharp ..we call it hungry ...its not very fatty and not easy to spread ...so we add a product called febmix ....this entrains water ....it makes millions of air bubbles ...this makes the mortar very pliable and easy to spread ....there is another product called MASONRY CEMENT this is portland cement ..but with added LIME ...this makes the mortar flexible and is better if working on older buildings ...but the mortar does dry whiter ...when dry its softer than normal mortar

Q: does quarry dust have cements properties?: Ideally what you want to have is a wide range of aggragate sizes for the best concrete, with a good variation in sizes from small to large. It seems to me that if you took the quarry dust and mixed it towther with a latex fortifier and portland cement you could make a good thinset mortar, which would be better suited for thinner applications and small cracks and joints.

Q: l need to know- thankyou,xx jo: i think cement

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Q: My daughter has had a 1200 sq ft pad poured. She was told to quot;keep it wetquot;. Due to her needing to leave town for two days, she has asked me to go to her house and use a sprinkler and water it 3 times per day setting the timer for 120 min each time. Is this correct for curing and how many days should this be done? Today is the 2nd day.: You're home and dry Mum - take a break and relax now

Confiber, a well-known enterprise specializes in the manufacturer of Alkaline-resistant glass fiber. Our business scope mainly includes: Alkali-resistant spray Roving, Alkali-resistant chopped strand, Alkali-resistant glass fiber scrim, etc. Our company takes "quality first, credit supreme, to be No.1" as quality principle and welcome to cooperate with parnters all over the world.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Shanxi, China
Year Established	1982
Annual Output Value	Above US$ 30 Million
Main Markets	20.00% North America 20.00% South America 10.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East
Company Certifications	ISO9001:2000

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Shanghai Port, China
Export Percentage	41-50%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	20-30 People
Language Spoken:	English; Chinese;
b) Factory Information
Factory Size:	Above 50,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	Above 10
Contract Manufacturing	Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range	High; Average