• E Glass Fiber CSM (Powder) Fiberglass Fabrics System 1
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E Glass Fiber CSM (Powder) Fiberglass Fabrics

E Glass Fiber CSM (Powder) Fiberglass Fabrics

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22160 kg
Supply Capability:
200000Kg Per Month kg/month

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1.Brief Introduction

E-Glass Powder Chopped Strand Mat is made of randomly distributed chopped strands held together by a powder binder.
It is compatible with UP, VE, EP, PF resins.
The roll width ranges from 50mm to 3300mm.                                                                                                                               

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

2.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

 

3.Product Specifications

Property

Area Weight

Moisture Content

Size Content

Breakage Strength

Width

 

%

%

%

N

mm

Property

IS03374

ISO3344

ISO1887

ISO3342

 

EMC80P

±7.5

≤0.20

8-12

≥40

50-3300

EMC100P

≥40

EMC120P

≥50

EMC150P

4-8

≥50

EMC180P

≥60

EMC200P

≥60

EMC225P

≥60

EMC300P

3-4

≥90

EMC450P

≥120

EMC600P

≥150

EMC900P

≥200

E Glass Fiber CSM(Powder)

4.FAQ

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.

Storage
Unless otherwise specified, Chopped Strand Mat should be stored in a dry, cool and rain-proof area. It is recommended that the room temperature and humidity should be always maintained at 15℃~35℃ and 35%~65% respectively.

Q: Can fiberglass fabric be used for ducting?
No, fiberglass fabric is not suitable for ducting as it lacks the necessary strength and durability required for such applications.
Q: Can fiberglass fabric be used for making insulation gaskets?
Yes, fiberglass fabric can be used for making insulation gaskets. It is a commonly used material due to its excellent thermal insulation properties and ability to withstand high temperatures. Additionally, fiberglass fabric is resistant to chemical corrosion and has good mechanical strength, making it suitable for creating effective insulation gaskets.
Q: How do fiberglass fabrics perform in terms of breathability for human comfort?
Fiberglass fabrics are not particularly breathable and may not provide optimal comfort for humans.
Q: The influence of bag dust removal on dust filtration
In flannel cloth through teaseler pull scrape with fluff fabric. When the dust is filtered, the dust particles are first captured by a porous layer of fluff, and most of them are supported by a force of latitude and latitude. Subsequently, a dense and dense porous dust layer is formed on the undercoat layer. Due to the large amount of dust cloth Bisubu, so Bisubu high efficiency dust filter. Which is porous media by single fiber, disorderly deposits thicker, has the characteristics of internal filter in a certain extent. Not only the felt itself has a certain ability to filter dust, but also a large amount of dust, so even if the surface does not form a dust layer, but also to ensure a higher dust filter efficiency.
Q: How is fiberglass fabric laminated?
Fiberglass fabric is laminated using a process called resin infusion. This process involves saturating the fabric with a liquid resin, which can be epoxy, polyester, or vinyl ester resin. The resin is typically mixed with a catalyst to initiate the curing process. To laminate fiberglass fabric, the fabric is first laid out on a mold or surface. The resin is then poured or applied onto the fabric, spreading it evenly across the surface. The resin is absorbed by the fabric, impregnating it completely. This process is usually done in multiple layers to achieve the desired thickness and strength. Once the fabric is saturated with the resin, it is left to cure. The curing time depends on the type of resin used and can range from a few hours to several days. During the curing process, the resin hardens, creating a solid and durable laminate. After the curing process, the fiberglass laminate may undergo additional processes such as trimming, sanding, or polishing to achieve the final desired shape and finish. These additional steps may vary depending on the specific application or product being manufactured. Overall, the lamination of fiberglass fabric involves saturating the fabric with resin and allowing it to cure, resulting in a strong and rigid composite material that is widely used in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, construction, and marine.
Q: How is fiberglass fabric used in insulation?
Fiberglass fabric is commonly used in insulation due to its excellent thermal properties. It is primarily used in two main forms: batts and loose-fill insulation. In the case of fiberglass batts, the fabric is woven into sheets, which are then cut to fit between the studs, joists, and beams of buildings. These batts are typically installed in walls, ceilings, and floors to provide a barrier against heat transfer. The fiberglass fabric helps to trap air within its fibers, creating pockets of still air that significantly reduce the conduction of heat. This process, known as thermal insulation, helps to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature and reduce energy consumption by minimizing the need for heating and cooling. Another application of fiberglass fabric in insulation is loose-fill insulation. In this form, the fabric is processed into tiny fibers and blown or poured into walls, attics, and other enclosed spaces. The fabric fibers intertwine, creating a dense layer that acts as a thermal barrier. Loose-fill insulation is particularly effective in filling irregularly shaped or hard-to-reach spaces, ensuring that there are no gaps or voids where heat can escape or enter the building. Fiberglass fabric is also used in combination with other materials to enhance insulation performance. For example, it is often combined with foam or foil to create rigid panels or reflective insulation. These composite materials provide additional benefits such as moisture resistance, soundproofing, and enhanced thermal resistance. In summary, fiberglass fabric is used in insulation to minimize heat transfer, improve energy efficiency, and create a comfortable indoor environment. Whether in the form of batts or loose-fill, fiberglass fabric acts as a thermal barrier, reducing the conduction of heat and enhancing the insulation properties of buildings.
Q: Mural and wallpaper are different, which should pay attention to choosing murals?
Murals can be made of borders and made of wallpaper on the wall, which is a good choice as an entrance. The wallpaper can also be cut a certain size, with a border made of murals to decorate the wall.
Q: What is the difference between epoxy fiber glass cloth flooring and anticorrosive floor?
The two floor effect is not very ideal, for one or two years will appear after the cracking and hollowing phenomenon of pit even powdering.
Q: How does fiberglass fabric handle humidity?
Fiberglass fabric has a remarkable ability to resist humidity. Unlike numerous other materials, it does not absorb moisture, thus making it highly resistant to the growth of mold and mildew. This quality makes fiberglass fabric an excellent option for use in environments with high humidity, as it remains undamaged and maintains its structural integrity when exposed to moisture. Furthermore, its resistance to humidity also renders it suitable for outdoor applications, as it can endure rain, fog, and other wet conditions without deteriorating. All in all, its capability to withstand humidity makes fiberglass fabric a durable and dependable material for various uses.
Q: Is fiberglass fabric resistant to chemicals in laboratories?
In laboratories, fiberglass fabric is generally known to be resistant to chemicals. Fiberglass, a synthetic material composed of fine glass fibers, is recognized for its exceptional ability to withstand chemicals. It exhibits high resistance against acids, alkalis, solvents, and other chemicals commonly used in laboratories. This chemical resistance makes fiberglass fabric an appropriate choice for various applications in labs where exposure to chemicals is a concern. However, it is important to acknowledge that the actual chemical resistance of fiberglass fabric may differ depending on the type and concentration of the chemicals being dealt with. Therefore, it is always advisable to refer to the manufacturer's specifications or seek advice from experts to ensure that fiberglass fabric is compatible with specific chemicals in a laboratory environment.

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