China Jushi Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat Supplier

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 kg

Supply Capability:: 1000000 kg/month

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China Jushi Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat Supplier

Introduction:

Fiberglass chopped strand mat is a non-woven E-or C-glassfiber mat, product manufactured by spreading continuous filament roving of 50mm in length randomly and uniformly in combination with polyester binder in powder form (or other binder in emulsion from). This product is characterized by good combination of resin, easy operation, good wet strength retention, good laminate transparency and low cost. It is suitable for the applications of hand lay-up FRP moldings, such as various sheets and panels, boat hulls, bath tubs, cooling towers, corrosion resistant, vehicles etc.

Function:

Fiberglass chopped strand mat is chopped using the "E" chopped glass and emulsion adhesive bond. It is suitable for hand lay and can enhance the unsaturaed ployester resins.

Product Features:

1. Uniform density ensures consistent fiberglass content and mechanical properties of the composites products.

2. Uniform powder distribution ensures good mat integrity, little loose fibers and small roll diameter.

3. Excellent flexibility ensures good mold ability with no spring back at sharp angles.

4. Fast and consistent wet-out speed in resins and rapid air lease reduce resin consumption and production cost and enhances productivity and mechanical properties of the end products.

5. The composite products have high dry and wet tensile strength and good transparency.

Technical Data:

PRODUCT	TYPE	WEIGHT (G/M2)	WIDTH(MM)	ROLL WIEHGT (KG)	MOISTURE CONTENT(%)	BREAKAGE STRENGTH (N)	BINDER CONTENT(%)
EMC100	E/C-GLASS	100±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	170	8-13
EMC150	E/C-GLASS	150±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	40	5-8
EMC225	E/C-GLASS	225±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	60	4-7
EMC300	E/C-GLASS	300±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	90	3-6
EMC450	E/C-GLASS	450±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	120	2-5
EMC600	E/C-GLASS	600±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	150	2-5
EMC900	E/C-GLASS	900±30	200-3300	30-90	< 0.2	180	2-5

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China Jushi Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat Supplier

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FAQ:

Is sample available ?
Yes, we provide the free samples, but customers themselves need pay the shipping fee
What's your MOQ?
Our MOQ is one 1*20' full container loading
How do you pack the fiberglass
(1) First, the mat is in roll packed in White PE fIlm.
(2) Then the rolls packed in the carton.

Q: Is it safe and practical to use black fiberglass tissue as a material for bedding or curtains?: Black fiberglass tissue is not recommended for bedding or curtains due to its composition and properties. Fiberglass is a type of glass wool that can be irritating to the skin and respiratory system. It is typically used for insulation and not for direct contact with the skin or as a decorative material. For bedding and curtains, it's better to use materials that are soft, breathable, and safe for human contact, such as cotton, linen, or polyester blends.

Q: This question asks if there is any difference between black fiberglass tissues that are domestically produced and those that are imported.: Yes, there can be differences between domestic and imported black fiberglass tissues. These differences may include quality standards, manufacturing processes, material composition, and cost. Domestic products are often more readily available and may be subject to local regulations and standards, while imported products might have different certifications or comply with international standards. Additionally, the cost can vary due to factors like transportation, import duties, and market demand. It's important to consider the specific application and requirements when choosing between domestic and imported black fiberglass tissues.

Q: What are the chemical characteristics of black fiberglass tissue?: Black fiberglass tissue, often referred to as black glass fiber cloth, is known for its high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and electrical insulation properties. It is primarily composed of glass fibers that have been treated with a black resin to give it color and additional properties. The chemical properties include resistance to alkalis, acids, and many organic solvents. It does not conduct electricity and has low thermal conductivity, making it suitable for thermal insulation. The black fiberglass tissue is also non-flammable and has good mechanical strength, which makes it useful in various industrial applications where these properties are beneficial.

Q: How should one properly store black fiberglass tissue to maintain its quality and integrity?: The best way to store black fiberglass tissue is in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Store it in a sealed, airtight container to prevent contamination and degradation. Ensure the storage area is well-ventilated to avoid the accumulation of moisture and to protect the tissue from any chemical fumes. Keep it away from heat sources and sharp objects that could cause damage. If possible, label the container with the type of fiberglass and any relevant handling instructions for easy identification and safe handling.

Q: The user is asking if they can repurpose lint from their dryer to create homemade black fiberglass tissues.: No, you cannot use dryer lint to make black fiberglass tissues. Dryer lint is composed of fibers from clothing and other materials, which are not the same as the glass fibers used in fiberglass production. Fiberglass is made from fine filaments of glass that are combined with a resin to form a composite material. It requires specific manufacturing processes and materials that are not present in dryer lint. Using dryer lint for this purpose would not yield the desired strength, durability, or properties of fiberglass tissues.

Q: Is it possible to utilize black fiberglass scraps for creating a flooring system in a residential setting?: While it is technically possible to use black fiberglass scraps to create a flooring system, it is not recommended for a home. Fiberglass scraps can be brittle and may not provide the structural integrity needed for a safe and durable floor. Additionally, they may not be comfortable underfoot and could pose a risk of injury due to sharp edges. Professional flooring materials are designed for residential use and offer better performance, safety, and comfort. It's best to use materials specifically intended for flooring to ensure the longevity and safety of your home's flooring system.

Q: This question seeks to understand the distinctions between fiberglass and other non-woven materials.: Fiberglass is a type of composite material made from fine fibers of glass, which are often combined with a resin to form a strong, lightweight material. It's known for its high strength-to-weight ratio, resistance to corrosion, and electrical insulation properties. Other non-woven materials, such as those made from plastics, natural fibers, or synthetic fibers, differ in composition and properties. For instance, plastics-based non-wovens may be less durable and more prone to degradation, while natural fibers like cotton or wool offer different thermal and comfort properties. Each type of non-woven material has unique characteristics that make them suitable for specific applications, with fiberglass being particularly favored in construction, automotive, and aerospace industries due to its strength and durability.

Q: Is it possible to recycle black fiberglass paper?: Yes, black fiberglass paper can be recycled, but the process may vary depending on local recycling facilities and their capabilities. Fiberglass paper is a composite material made from glass fibers and a resin binder, which can be challenging to recycle due to its composite nature. Some recycling centers may accept it, while others may not. It's essential to check with your local waste management or recycling facility to determine if they can process black fiberglass paper. If they cannot, you may need to find a specialized recycling service that handles composite materials.

Q: What is the standard thickness measurement for black fiberglass paper towels?: The thickness of black fiberglass paper towels can vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific product. Generally, these towels are known for their durability and thickness compared to standard paper towels. However, without a specific product reference, it's challenging to provide an exact measurement. Typically, they might range from 0.1 to 0.5 millimeters in thickness, but for precise information, one should refer to the product specifications or contact the manufacturer directly.

Q: Is it possible to utilize black fiberglass tissue in medical settings for infection control purposes?: Black fiberglass tissue can be used in healthcare facilities for certain applications, such as insulation or structural reinforcement, due to its strength and durability. However, it is not typically used for direct patient contact or in areas where it might contribute to infection control. For infection prevention, healthcare facilities rely on materials that are easy to clean and disinfect, such as stainless steel, plastic, and certain types of fabric that are resistant to microbial growth. Black fiberglass tissue may not meet these criteria and could potentially harbor pathogens if not properly maintained, thus it is not recommended for use in areas critical for infection control.

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