Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric - Anti-Fire and Eco-Friendly Production

Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric - Anti-Fire and Eco-Friendly Production

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Fiberglass Fabric Anti-fire And Environmental Production

Fiberglass Fabric Introduction:

Fiberglass fabric is weaved by high quality fiberglass,as a kind of engineering material,which is

many excellent characteristics:

flame-resisting,corrosion resistant,high strength,heat resistance.stable structure,good chemical resistance,durability.

Fiberglass Fabric Features:

Warp and weft yarns are parallel arrangement as flat situation, with uniform tension;

Fiber is aligned with large consistency, stable and easy operation;

Good moldability, fast and complete wet out in resins, resulting in high productivity;

Good transparency and high strength of composite products.

Fiberglass Fabric Specification:

mark	Fiber consistency(ends/ cm)		Area weight (g/ m²)	Thick-ness (mm)	Width (cm)	Length (mm)	Breaking strength(N)≥		weave
mark	Warp direction	Weft direction	Area weight (g/ m²)	Thick-ness (mm)	Width (cm)	Length (mm)	Warp direction	Weft direction	weave
EW200	16	12	200±20	0.2	90-130	300-1200	980	980
EW210	16	12	200±20	0.21	90-130	300-1200	1080	1080	Twill weave
EW210	16	12	200±20	0.21	90-130	300-1200	1080	1080	Plain weave
EWR360	3.2	1.8	354±18	0.35	50-300	100	2000	2000
EW280	16	10	280±28	0.26	90-130	300-1200	1800	1800
EW300	14	10	320±32	0.3	90-130	300-1200	1500	1500
EW430	20	12	420±42	0.43	90-130	300-1200	2000	2000	Broken twill
EWR136	10	10	136±13	0.136	100	200	850	850	Plain weave
EWR200	8	7	200±20	0.21	100	200	1200	1200
EWR400	3.6	3.2	400±30	0.4	100	50-100	2500	2500
EWR600	2.6	2.5	600±50	0.6	100	40KG	4000	4000
EWR580	2.5	2.3	576±29	0.58	100	40KG	3850	3850
EWR800	1.8	1.8	800±60	0.8	100	40KG	4600	4600

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Fiberglass Fabric Anti-fire And Environmental Production

Fiberglass Fabric Usage:

E-glass woven roving is a schistose double faces reinforcement fabric that is weaved into from roving in directly.

E-glass fiber fabric (thin fabrics with thickness from 0.025 to 0.09mm) is suitable for electrical isolation mica product, wax cloth as the reinforcement materials.

E-glass woven roving applys to all kinds of polyester reinforcement system, (such as unsaturated polyester resin, vinylite,epoxy resin and phenolic resin.

E-glass woven roving is a high performance reinforcement material. It is widely used in hand lay-up and machinery processing products, (such as vessel, container, airplane and vehicle component, furniture, athletic facilities and other industry.

FAQ

1.Package of Fiberglass Fabric?

Fiberglass fabric is wound on a paper tube with inner diameters of 50. 8, 76 or 152mm. Each roll is wrapped in a plastic bag, then to be packed in a carton box. The rolls are to be horizontally placed.

Width (cm): 90, 100, 127

Length (m): 100, 200, 300, 400

2.Storage of Fiberglass Fabric?

Store rolls in a cool, dry location

Protect rolls from weather and other damage.

3.If sample available if needed?

We aim to offer our customer best Products&Service,samples are allowed if necessary.

Q:What are the common moisture management properties of fiberglass yarn?: Fiberglass yarn commonly possesses several moisture management properties that make it suitable for various applications. Firstly, fiberglass yarn is inherently moisture resistant. The unique composition of glass fibers does not allow water to be absorbed, making it highly resistant to moisture damage. This property ensures that the yarn retains its strength and integrity even in humid or wet conditions. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is known for its quick drying ability. Unlike natural fibers such as cotton or wool, which can retain moisture for extended periods, fiberglass yarn has a low moisture absorption rate. This means that any moisture present on the surface of the yarn evaporates rapidly, allowing it to dry quickly and effectively. Another important moisture management property of fiberglass yarn is its resistance to mold and mildew. The non-porous nature of the glass fibers inhibits the growth of mold and mildew, even in environments with high humidity levels. This resistance to fungal growth ensures that the yarn remains clean and free from any potential health hazards. Furthermore, fiberglass yarn exhibits excellent moisture wicking properties. It has the ability to pull moisture away from the skin or surface it is in contact with, allowing it to evaporate more efficiently. This characteristic makes fiberglass yarn a popular choice for moisture-wicking clothing and technical fabrics used in sportswear or outdoor gear. In summary, common moisture management properties of fiberglass yarn include moisture resistance, quick drying ability, resistance to mold and mildew, and moisture wicking capabilities. These properties make fiberglass yarn an ideal choice for applications where moisture control and management are crucial, such as in insulation, textiles, and various industrial uses.

Q:Can fiberglass yarn be used in ballistic applications?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in ballistic applications. It is often used as a reinforcing material in composite materials for ballistic protection due to its high strength, lightweight, and resistance to impact.

Q:Can fiberglass yarn be used for making scarves?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making scarves. However, it is not a commonly used material for scarves as it may not provide the desired comfort and warmth compared to traditional yarns like wool or acrylic. Additionally, fiberglass yarn can be irritating to the skin and may cause discomfort if not handled properly.

Q:Is fiberglass yarn suitable for use in medical applications?: Yes, fiberglass yarn is suitable for use in medical applications. It is commonly used in medical textiles such as wound dressings, surgical drapes, and bandages. Fiberglass yarn offers strength, durability, and high temperature resistance, making it suitable for various medical applications where these properties are required. Additionally, it is non-reactive and hypoallergenic, ensuring safe use in medical settings.

Q:What are the different patterns available for fiberglass yarn fabrics?: There are several different patterns available for fiberglass yarn fabrics, each offering unique aesthetic and functional qualities. Some of the most common patterns include plain weave, twill weave, satin weave, and leno weave. Plain weave is the simplest and most commonly used pattern, with the yarns woven in an over-under pattern to create a balanced and sturdy fabric. It has a grid-like appearance and is known for its uniformity and strength. Twill weave is characterized by a diagonal pattern created by the interlacing of the yarns. This pattern creates a strong and durable fabric with a distinctive texture. Twill weave fiberglass fabrics are often used in applications that require both strength and flexibility, such as reinforcement for composites. Satin weave is known for its smooth and lustrous surface. It is created by floating the yarns over several warp or weft yarns, resulting in fewer interlacings and a more open structure. Satin weave fiberglass fabrics are often used in applications that require a high level of drapability and a smooth finish, such as in the production of high-performance clothing or automotive interiors. Leno weave is a unique pattern that involves twisting adjacent warp yarns around each other. This creates small openings in the fabric, allowing for increased breathability and moisture management. Leno weave fiberglass fabrics are commonly used in applications that require air circulation, such as in the manufacturing of filtration systems or sports equipment. In addition to these traditional patterns, there are also custom patterns available for fiberglass yarn fabrics. These can be created by combining different weave structures or by introducing additional design elements, such as stripes or checks. These custom patterns allow for greater creativity and versatility in the design and application of fiberglass fabrics.

Q:How does fiberglass yarn affect the weight of a product?: Fiberglass yarn, being lightweight and strong, has a minimal impact on the weight of a product. It adds very little weight while significantly enhancing the overall durability and strength of the product.

Q:Is fiberglass yarn resistant to compression or crushing?: Yes, fiberglass yarn is typically resistant to compression or crushing due to its high tensile strength and rigid nature.

Q:Can fiberglass yarn be used for textile printing?: No, fiberglass yarn is not typically used for textile printing as it is not suitable for absorbing and retaining dyes or inks.

Q:Can fiberglass yarn be used in insulation boards?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in insulation boards. Fiberglass yarn is known for its excellent thermal insulation properties, making it an ideal material for insulation applications. It is often used in the production of insulation boards to provide effective heat resistance and reduce energy loss. The fiberglass yarn is typically woven or knitted into a fabric and then applied as a layer within the insulation board, enhancing its insulation capabilities. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is lightweight, durable, and resistant to moisture and fire, making it a popular choice for insulation materials.

Q:Can fiberglass yarn be used for reinforcement in wind turbines?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for reinforcement in wind turbines. Fiberglass yarn is known for its high tensile strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion, making it an ideal material for reinforcing various structures, including wind turbine blades. When used as reinforcement, fiberglass yarn enhances the overall strength and stiffness of the blades, allowing them to withstand the strong winds and stresses they experience during operation. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is lightweight, which helps to optimize the performance and efficiency of wind turbines. Overall, the use of fiberglass yarn for reinforcement in wind turbines is a common and effective practice in the industry.

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