Fiberglass Mat Tissue - e-glass fiber chopped strand mat (emulsion bonded)

Fiberglass Mat Tissue - e-glass fiber chopped strand mat (emulsion bonded) System 1

Fiberglass Mat Tissue - e-glass fiber chopped strand mat (emulsion bonded)

Ref Price:: $1.00 - 3.00 / kg

Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 20000 kg

Supply Capability:: 200000 kg/month

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Description:

E-Glass Emulsion Chopped Strand Mat is made of randomly distributed chopped strands held tighter by a emulsion binder. It is compatible with UP, VE, EP resins.It is compatible with UP, VE, EP, PF resins.The roll width ranges from 50mm to 3300mm.
Additional demands on wet-out and decomposition time may be available upon request.
It is designed for use in hand lay-up, filament winding, compression molding and continuous laminating processes. Its end-use applications include boats, bath equipment, automotive parts, chemical corrosion resistant pipes, tanks, cooling towers and building components
E-glass Fiber Chopped Strand Mat（Emulsion Bonded）

Product Features：
Fast breakdown in styrene
High tensile strength, allowing for use in hand lay-up process to produce large-area parts
Good wet-through and fast wet-out in resins, rapid air lease
Superior acid corrosion resistance

E-glass Fiber Chopped Strand Mat（Emulsion Bonded） Product Specifications：

Property	Area Weight	Moisture Content	Size Content	Breakage Strength	Width
	（%）	（%）	（%）	（N）	（mm）
Mathods	IS03374	ISO3344	ISO1887	ISO3342
EMC80E	±7.5	≤0.20	8-12	≥40	50-3300
EMC100E				≥40
EMC120E				≥50
EMC150E			4-8	≥50
EMC180E				≥60
EMC200E				≥60
EMC225E				≥60
EMC300E			3-4	≥90
EMC450E				≥120
EMC600E				≥150
EMC900E				≥200

Packaging：

Each Chopped Strand Mat is wound onto a paper tube which has an inside diameter of 76mm and the mat roll has a diameter of 275mm. The mat roll is wrapped up with plastic film，and then packed in a cardboard box or wrapped up with kraft paper. The rolls can be vertically or horizontally placed. For transportation, the rolls can be loaded into a cantainer directly or on pallets.
E-glass Fiber Chopped Strand Mat（Emulsion Bonded）

FAQ:

1.What is the delivery time ?

15days after receiving the deposit

2.Are you a trading company or factory.

We are factory,and we have more than 10 years of experience.

Q: How does fiberglass mat tissue perform in terms of air permeability?: Fiberglass mat tissue has low air permeability, meaning it restricts the flow of air.

Q: Does fiberglass mat tissue absorb water?: Indeed, water can be absorbed by fiberglass mat tissue. Comprised of delicate interwoven and bonded glass fibers, this tissue possesses the capacity to absorb water. Nevertheless, it does not retain the moisture for extended durations. Once fiberglass mat tissue comes into contact with water, the fibers absorb the liquid, resulting in the tissue becoming damp. However, it is important to note that fiberglass as a material is not susceptible to water damage, given that its non-porous fibers do not deteriorate when exposed to moisture.

Q: How does the roll weight of fiberglass mat tissue affect its transportation?: The roll weight of fiberglass mat tissue directly affects its transportation in terms of the ease and cost. Heavier rolls will require more effort and resources for handling, loading, and unloading. They may also require specialized equipment for transportation, leading to higher shipping costs. On the other hand, lighter rolls are easier to handle and transport, reducing the overall logistical challenges and expenses.

Q: Does fiberglass mat tissue provide any sound insulation?: Indeed, sound insulation is indeed provided by fiberglass mat tissue. This widely-used material finds application in diverse industries such as construction and automotive, where its purpose is to absorb and diminish sound transmission. By means of its fibrous composition, this material efficiently seizes and absorbs sound waves, effectively preventing their penetration through walls or other surfaces. Frequently employed as acoustic insulation, fiberglass mat tissue contributes to the creation of a pleasant and serene atmosphere in walls, floors, and ceilings.

Q: Is fiberglass mat tissue resistant to termites and insects?: Yes, fiberglass mat tissue is generally resistant to termites and insects. Fiberglass is made from woven glass fibers, which are not a food source for termites or insects. Additionally, fiberglass mat tissue is typically coated with a layer of resin, which further enhances its resistance to pests. This makes fiberglass mat tissue a popular choice for construction and insulation applications in areas prone to termite and insect infestations. However, it is worth noting that while fiberglass mat tissue itself is resistant to termites and insects, it does not guarantee complete protection against infestations. It is always advisable to take additional measures, such as proper sealing and regular inspections, to ensure long-term pest control.

Q: How is fiberglass mat tissue manufactured?: The production of fiberglass mat tissue is accomplished by utilizing glass fibers and a binder material in a multi-step procedure. Firstly, glass fibers are manufactured by melting raw materials like silica sand, limestone, and soda ash in a furnace. The molten glass is then forced through small holes in a spinneret, resulting in the creation of fine strands of glass fibers. Once the glass fibers are generated, they are gathered and formed into a continuous mat. This is achieved by passing the fibers through a sequence of rollers or air jets that align and compress them into a uniform sheet. At this stage, the mat retains a loose and fragile structure. To provide the fiberglass mat tissue with strength and stability, a binder material is introduced. This binder can be a resin or a mixture of resins and additives. Typically, the binder is sprayed onto the mat, allowing it to permeate and bond with the glass fibers. This process is referred to as wet-laid manufacturing. Following the application of the binder, the fiberglass mat tissue undergoes a curing process. Depending on the specific requirements of the product, this may involve the application of heat, pressure, or both. The purpose of the curing process is to solidify the binder and ensure a secure bond with the glass fibers, resulting in a robust and long-lasting mat. Once the curing process is completed, excess moisture is removed from the fiberglass mat tissue through drying. It is then trimmed and cut to the desired dimensions. Depending on its intended use, the mat may undergo further treatments like surface coatings or laminations to enhance its performance properties. In summary, the manufacturing process of fiberglass mat tissue encompasses the production of glass fibers, the formation of a continuous mat, the addition of a binder material, curing, drying, and final processing. This comprehensive procedure guarantees that the resulting fiberglass mat tissue possesses strength, flexibility, and suitability for a diverse range of applications such as insulation, reinforcement in composites, or roofing materials.

Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used in automotive manufacturing?: Indeed, fiberglass mat tissue finds great utility in the realm of automotive manufacturing. Crafted from interwoven glass fibers bonded by a binder, this pliable and lightweight material serves a multitude of purposes within the automotive industry. It excels at reinforcing body panels, constructing structural components, and improving sound and heat insulation. An advantageous attribute of fiberglass mat tissue in the realm of automotive manufacturing lies in its remarkable strength-to-weight ratio. It bestows superb reinforcement capabilities upon the vehicle while adding minimal mass, rendering it an optimal selection for bolstering fuel efficiency and curbing emissions. Furthermore, fiberglass mat tissue boasts exceptional malleability, enabling effortless shaping and molding into intricate geometries requisite for automotive parts. This material readily reinforces regions susceptible to intense stress, including the roof, doors, and undercarriage, thereby augmenting the vehicle's overall robustness and endurance. Moreover, fiberglass mat tissue exhibits outstanding resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and extreme temperatures, engendering its suitability for deployment in diverse automotive environments. It also serves as an effective insulator against sound and heat, effectively abating noise and preserving a comfortable internal temperature. All in all, fiberglass mat tissue has emerged as a cherished resource in automotive manufacturing, owing to its lightweight, sturdy, moldable, and durable properties. The versatility and performance characteristics it embodies render it the preferred choice for numerous automotive manufacturers seeking to heighten the excellence and performance of their vehicles.

Q: Is fiberglass mat tissue compatible with different adhesives?: Yes, fiberglass mat tissue is compatible with different adhesives.

Q: How is fiberglass mat tissue bonded to surfaces?: Adhesive materials are commonly utilized to bond fiberglass mat tissue to surfaces. To initiate the bonding process, the adhesive is applied onto the surface where the fiberglass mat tissue will be attached. Typically, a two-part epoxy resin or a specialized fiberglass adhesive, specifically formulated for bonding fiberglass materials, is used. Following the manufacturer's instructions, the adhesive is thoroughly mixed and then evenly spread onto the surface using a brush, roller, or trowel. With utmost care, the fiberglass mat tissue is then placed onto the adhesive-covered surface and firmly pressed down to ensure optimal adhesion. Subsequently, the adhesive is left to cure for the recommended duration, allowing it to solidify and establish a robust bond between the fiberglass mat tissue and the surface. This bonding technique guarantees the secure attachment of the fiberglass mat tissue to the surface, offering reinforcement, protection, or other desired attributes based on the specific application.

Q: Can fiberglass mat tissue be used for making boat hulls?: Yes, fiberglass mat tissue can be used for making boat hulls. It is commonly used in boat manufacturing due to its strength, durability, and ability to provide structural reinforcement.

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