• Fiberglass Mat Tissue - E-Glass Chopped Strand Mat Emulsion Bonded-1040/1250/1270/1860/3200mm System 1
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Fiberglass Mat Tissue - E-Glass Chopped Strand Mat Emulsion Bonded-1040/1250/1270/1860/3200mm

Fiberglass Mat Tissue - E-Glass Chopped Strand Mat Emulsion Bonded-1040/1250/1270/1860/3200mm

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Supply Capability:
1500ton m²/month

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Specification of E-Glass Chopped Strand Mat

 

Property

Glass type

Weight(g/m2)

Width

200~3300

Roll Weight

Moisture Content /%

Combustible Content /%

Breakage Strength /N

Test Method

GB/T 1549

ISO3374:2000

ISO3374

GB/T17470-1998

ISO3344:1997

ISO1887:1995

ISO3342

EMC 80

E-GLASS

80±16

±5

6~50

<0.2

13.6±0.35

≥200

EMC 100

E-GLASS

100±10

±5

6~65

<0.2

9.5±0.35

≥170

EMC 150

E-GLASS

150±15

±5

6~97

<0.2

8.0±0.35

≥40

EMC 225

E-GLASS

225±22

±5

6~150

<0.2

5.0±0.6

≥60

EMC 300

E-GLASS

300±30

±5

6~180

<0.2

4.0±0.6

≥90

EMC 450

E-GLASS

450±45

±5

6~180

<0.2

3.8±0.6

≥120

EMC 600

E-GLASS

600±60

±5

6~240

<0.2

3.6±0.6

≥150

EMC 900

E-GLASS

900±90

±5

6~190

<0.2

3.4±0.6

≥180

 

Characteristics of Chopped strand mat

 

1.Uniform density ensures consisttent 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 moldability 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.

6, Optional for high strength with stiff mat for panel laminating and midle strength with soft mat for hand layup.

 

Product description of Fiber Glass Powder Binder Chopped Strand Mat 

Glass Fiber Emulsion Binder Chopped Strand Mat is an unwoven fabrics consisting of randomly distributed chopped strands held together with Emulsion Binder.

Emulsion Binder Chopped Strand Mats are compatible with unsaturated polyester, vinyl ester, phenol and epoxy resins.

The products are widely used in hand lay-up process and can also be used in compression molding and continuous laminating process and hand layup process. The typical end-use applications include various panels, boats, bathroom accessories, automotive parts and cooling towers.

 

 

FAQ:

 

1. Why Choose us?

CNBM is a stated own company, provide the guarantee for the best quality, best service and safety business.

2. How will we guarantee the quality?

a, ISO 9001-2008 quality control system;

b, Strict and regular quality control in production;

c, Inspeciation when loading into container before shippment;

d, Sample stock for one year for quality tracing and record.

3. What is your MOQ?

Our MOQ is one pallet.

 E-GLASS CHOPPED STRAND MAT EMULSION BONDED-1040/1250/1270/1860/3200mm

Package:

1, the Mat roll will be wrapped in PVC/PE film, then packed with carton boxes;

2, Vertically placed on bottom pallets by:

4 rolls*4 rolls or 4 rolls* 5rolls

Horizontally placed on upper pallets by:

3 rolls*4 rolls

3, the whole pallet will be fasten by PVC strips;

4, the whole pallets will be wrapped by strentchable PE film.

Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for insulation in cold environments?
Yes, fiberglass mat tissue can be used for insulation in cold environments. Fiberglass is a common material used for insulation due to its excellent thermal properties. It has a low thermal conductivity, meaning it can effectively resist the transfer of heat, thus providing insulation in cold environments. Fiberglass mat tissue is specifically designed to provide thermal insulation and is commonly used in applications such as walls, roofs, and floors to prevent heat loss and maintain a comfortable temperature indoors. Additionally, fiberglass is resistant to moisture and does not easily degrade or lose its insulating properties in cold and damp conditions, making it a suitable choice for insulation in cold environments.
Q: How is fiberglass mat tissue made?
The production of fiberglass mat tissue involves a wet-laid process, which encompasses several sequential steps. Initially, glass fibers are generated by melting and extruding glass through tiny apertures, resulting in continuous filaments. These filaments are subsequently coated with a sizing agent, enhancing their manipulability and fortifying the end product. Subsequently, the glass fibers are fragmented into shorter lengths to create a fiber mat. This operation is typically accomplished using either a knife or a rotary chopper. The fragmented fibers are then amassed and fashioned into a thin layer on a moving conveyor belt. Concurrently, a binder solution is formulated by blending a synthetic resin with water. This solution is then sprayed onto the fiber mat, ensuring the fibers become saturated and bonded together. The quantity of binder utilized determines the strength and flexibility of the final product. To guarantee the even distribution of the binder and the proper consolidation of the mat, it is passed through a sequence of rollers. These rollers exert pressure, eliminating excess water, compacting the fibers, and fostering adhesion among them. Once the mat is consolidated and attains the desired thickness, it undergoes a drying process, either in an oven or via hot air currents. This eliminates any remaining moisture and solidifies the binder, transforming it into a solid resin. Following the drying stage, the fiberglass mat tissue is wound onto rolls for storage or further processing. Due to its exceptional strength, resistance to corrosion, and thermal insulation properties, it serves as a reinforcement material in diverse industries such as construction, automotive, and aerospace.
Q: Is fiberglass mat tissue resistant to vibrations?
Yes, fiberglass mat tissue is resistant to vibrations. Fiberglass is known for its high tensile strength and durability, which allows it to withstand mechanical stress and vibrations. The fibers in the mat tissue are tightly woven together, providing excellent strength and stability. This makes fiberglass mat tissue an ideal material for applications where vibrations are a concern, such as in the construction of buildings, aerospace industry, and automotive industry. Additionally, fiberglass mat tissue has good insulation properties, which further enhances its ability to resist vibrations.
Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for insulation in chemical storage tanks?
Indeed, insulation in chemical storage tanks can be achieved using fiberglass mat tissue. The exceptional insulation properties of fiberglass render it a fitting substance for tanks that house chemicals. Typically composed of finely interwoven glass fibers, the fiberglass mat tissue constitutes a robust and long-lasting material. Its application to the inner walls of the tank effectively insulates and thwarts heat transfer. Furthermore, fiberglass exhibits corrosion resistance and can endure the detrimental effects of the chemicals commonly stored within these tanks, making it an optimal option for insulation in chemical storage tanks.
Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for automotive repairs?
Yes, fiberglass mat tissue can be used for automotive repairs. It is commonly used for reinforcing and repairing various parts of a vehicle, such as body panels, bumpers, and interior components. The fiberglass mat tissue provides strength, durability, and flexibility, making it an ideal material for automotive repairs.
Q: What are the different surface textures available for fiberglass mat tissue?
Fiberglass mat tissue offers various surface textures for different purposes. One popular option is a sleek and polished smooth surface, achieved through the use of a smooth roller or mold during manufacturing. This texture is commonly used for applications that require a sophisticated finish. Another choice is a coarse or rough surface, suitable for applications that need better adhesion. It is accomplished by employing a textured roller or mold during manufacturing, resulting in a surface with small bumps or ridges that increase surface area for improved bonding with adhesives or coatings. A third option is a patterned or embossed surface, used in applications that require aesthetic appeal or enhanced grip. This texture is achieved by employing a patterned roller or mold, resulting in a surface with raised or recessed designs that can be visually appealing or provide added traction when used in flooring or decking materials. Furthermore, manufacturers have the flexibility to customize the surface texture of fiberglass mat tissue to meet specific requirements. This includes creating textured surfaces with specific patterns or designs tailored to individual needs or preferences. In summary, the diverse surface textures available for fiberglass mat tissue offer a wide range of applications, providing choices for smooth finishes, improved adhesion, aesthetic appeal, or enhanced grip.
Q: Is the Teflon gasket filled with fiberglass or graphite?
PTFE itself has the effect of self lubrication, you can ask the production of PTFE can add these, should not be able to! Vespel can add graphite to increase self lubrication
Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for insulation in hot climates?
Yes, fiberglass mat tissue can be used for insulation in hot climates. It has excellent thermal insulation properties and can effectively block heat transfer, making it suitable for use in hot climates to maintain cooler indoor temperatures.
Q: Is fiberglass mat tissue suitable for HVAC insulation?
Fiberglass mat tissue is indeed a suitable material for HVAC insulation. It is a lightweight and flexible substance commonly utilized in insulation applications due to its exceptional thermal insulation properties. With its effective heat insulation, it assists in maintaining a comfortable and energy-efficient environment within HVAC systems. Moreover, fiberglass mat tissue's resistance to moisture prevents the growth of mold or mildew, making it an appropriate choice for HVAC insulation in areas where condensation and moisture may occur. Its easy installation and ability to be cut to fit around HVAC components ensure a proper and secure insulation seal. In summary, fiberglass mat tissue is a dependable and long-lasting insulation material extensively employed in HVAC systems to enhance energy efficiency and thermal performance.
Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for making lightweight doors?
Yes, fiberglass mat tissue can be used for making lightweight doors. Fiberglass mat tissue is a lightweight material that is commonly used in various industries for its strength and durability. It is made of thin strands of fiberglass that are bonded together with a binder, resulting in a strong and flexible material. When used in the construction of doors, fiberglass mat tissue offers several advantages. Firstly, it is lightweight, making it ideal for creating doors that are easy to handle and install. This can be particularly beneficial in residential or commercial settings where doors are frequently opened and closed. Additionally, fiberglass mat tissue possesses excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties. This means that doors made with this material can effectively block out noise and regulate temperature, creating a more comfortable and energy-efficient environment. Furthermore, fiberglass mat tissue is resistant to moisture, rot, and insects, making it a durable and long-lasting option for door construction. It can withstand harsh weather conditions, making it suitable for both interior and exterior doors. Overall, fiberglass mat tissue is a versatile material that can be used to create lightweight doors that offer strength, durability, insulation, and resistance to various environmental factors.

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