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Fiberglass Chopped Strand e-glass Fiber for Thermoplastic

Fiberglass Chopped Strand e-glass Fiber for Thermoplastic

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Shanghai
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Min Order Qty:
20000 kg
Supply Capability:
200000 kg/month

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Description:

E-Glass Fiber Chopped Stands for Thermoplastic are based on silane coupling agent and special sizing formulation, compatible with PA,PBT/PET, PP, AS/ABS, PC, PPS/PPO,POM, LCP;
E-Glass Chopped Stands for thermoplastic are known for excellent strand integrity, superior flowability and processing property, delivering excellent mechanical property and high surface quality to its finished product.

E-glass Fiber Chopped Strands For Thermoplastic

Product Features:
Extremely low resin demand, delivering low viscosity to BMC paste
High impact strength; High LOI rate
High strand stiffness; Compatible with rubber
E-glass Fiber Chopped Strands For Thermoplastic

 

Product Specifications:

Property

Fibre diameter

Moisture Content

Size Content

Chop

(%)

(%)

(%)

(%)

Mathods

IS01888

ISO3344

ISO1887

3mm

±10

≤3.0

0.1±0.05

98

6mm

9mm

12mm

Packaging:

A:We have our own factory , we are on this business more than 10 years. 

Each bag can be taken 15-25kgs)。 Could also take a big container bag.

 E-glass Fiber Chopped Strands For Thermoplastic

FAQ:

1..Is your company  a factory or trade company?

A:We have our own factory , we are on this business more than 10 years. 

2.Who will pay for the express cost ?

A: We can support you free samples ,but express cost will be paid by you .

3.How long is the delivery time?

A:within 10-15 days after receiving deposit.

Q: Can fiberglass chopped strand be used for reinforcing metal matrix composites?
Reinforcing metal matrix composites is possible using fiberglass chopped strand. This material consists of small glass fibers that are randomly oriented and held together with a binder. By adding these fibers to a metal matrix, the mechanical properties of the composite, such as strength and stiffness, can be enhanced. The utilization of fiberglass chopped strand as reinforcement in metal matrix composites presents several advantages. Firstly, fiberglass is a lightweight substance, which aids in reducing the overall weight of the composite without compromising its strength. This is particularly advantageous in industries where weight reduction is critical, like aerospace and automotive. Secondly, fiberglass chopped strand possesses a high tensile strength, enabling it to effectively distribute and transfer stress within the composite. As a result, the composite's resistance to deformation is improved, and its load-bearing capacity is enhanced. Lastly, fiberglass chopped strand offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for applications where the composite is exposed to harsh environments or chemical substances. Nevertheless, it is crucial to consider the compatibility between the fiberglass chopped strand and the metal matrix. The metal matrix must have good wetting and adhesion properties to ensure a strong bond with the fiberglass fibers. Additionally, the composite fabrication process should be carefully optimized to achieve uniform dispersion and alignment of the fibers within the metal matrix. In conclusion, fiberglass chopped strand is a suitable option for reinforcing metal matrix composites. It brings forth improved mechanical properties, weight reduction, and corrosion resistance.
Q: What are the typical thermal expansion properties of chopped strand composites?
The typical thermal expansion properties of chopped strand composites can vary depending on the specific materials used and the manufacturing process. However, in general, chopped strand composites tend to have lower thermal expansion coefficients compared to other materials like metals. This means that they are less likely to expand or contract significantly when exposed to changes in temperature. This property makes chopped strand composites useful in applications where dimensional stability is important, such as in aerospace or automotive industries.
Q: How to mill glass into powder?
Milled glass fiber is made from specially drawn continuous glass fiber by chopping, grinding and sieving.
Q: Can fiberglass chopped strand be used in acoustic insulation applications?
Yes, fiberglass chopped strand can be used in acoustic insulation applications. Its fibrous composition helps absorb sound waves, reducing noise transmission and improving acoustics in various settings such as residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Q: Is fiberglass chopped strand suitable for the production of roofing materials?
Yes, fiberglass chopped strand is suitable for the production of roofing materials. It offers excellent strength, durability, and resistance to weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for roofing applications. Additionally, its lightweight nature allows for easy installation and reduces the overall weight of the roof.
Q: What are the typical processing temperatures for fiberglass chopped strand composites?
The typical processing temperatures for fiberglass chopped strand composites range from 150°C to 200°C.
Q: How does the weathering resistance of the chopped strand affect its performance?
The weathering resistance of the chopped strand significantly affects its performance. A high weathering resistance ensures that the chopped strand can withstand exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as sunlight, moisture, temperature changes, and chemical exposure without deteriorating or weakening. This resistance is crucial for maintaining the structural integrity and performance of the chopped strand over time. A low weathering resistance, on the other hand, can result in degradation, loss of mechanical properties, and reduced performance, making the chopped strand less effective and durable in various applications.
Q: Is fiberglass chopped strand suitable for electrical connectors?
Fiberglass chopped strand is generally not suitable for electrical connectors. This is because fiberglass is an insulating material and does not conduct electricity. For electrical connectors, it is important to have materials that have good conductivity to ensure proper electrical contact. Materials like copper or other metals that have high electrical conductivity are typically used for electrical connectors. Additionally, fiberglass may not have the mechanical strength and durability required for connectors, as they need to withstand various environmental and mechanical stresses.
Q: How is the fire resistance of fiberglass chopped strand determined?
The fire resistance of fiberglass chopped strand is determined through various testing methods, including the ASTM E84 standard for surface burning characteristics and the UL94 standard for flammability. These tests evaluate the material's ability to withstand exposure to flames and heat, and measure parameters such as flame spread, smoke development, and burn rate. Additionally, the composition and properties of the fiberglass chopped strand, such as the type of resin used and the fiber content, also play a significant role in determining its fire resistance.
Q: Is fiberglass chopped strand suitable for marine structural applications?
Yes, fiberglass chopped strand is suitable for marine structural applications. It is a durable and corrosion-resistant material that can withstand the harsh marine environment, making it ideal for use in boat hulls, decks, and other structural components. Its high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent impact resistance also make it a popular choice in the marine industry.

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