Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric with CE Certification Wholesale

Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric with CE Certification Wholesale

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Fiberglass Fabric with CE Certification Wholesale

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 with CE Certification Wholesale

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: Does fiberglass yarn have any electrical conductivity?: No, fiberglass yarn does not have any electrical conductivity.

Q: What are the different weaving patterns available for fiberglass yarn?: Fiberglass yarn can be woven into various patterns, each with its own distinct characteristics and uses. Some commonly used weaving patterns for fiberglass yarn include plain weave, twill weave, satin weave, leno weave, and basket weave. Plain weave, the simplest and most prevalent pattern, involves each yarn going over one and under the next in both the warp and weft directions. This creates a balanced and strong fabric with good stability and a uniform appearance. Twill weave, on the other hand, interlaces the yarns in a diagonal pattern, resulting in a noticeable diagonal line on the fabric surface. Twill weaves offer excellent drapability, durability, and strength, making them suitable for applications requiring flexibility and abrasion resistance. Satin weave produces a smooth and lustrous surface due to its floating yarns. Each yarn passes over three or more yarns before going under one, creating long floats. Satin weaves are known for their superior drape, softness, and sheen, making them ideal for applications that require a luxurious appearance, such as upholstery or high-end clothing. Leno weave is characterized by pairs of warp yarns twisting around weft yarns to form a stable mesh-like structure. This type of weave creates a breathable and open fabric with good transparency. Leno weave is commonly used in applications that require air circulation or filtration, such as mosquito nets or industrial filters. Basket weave is similar to plain weave, but with two or more yarns woven together as one in both the warp and weft directions. This pattern creates a fabric with a checkerboard-like appearance and enhanced stability. Basket weave is commonly used in applications that require a sturdy and rigid fabric, such as packaging materials or upholstery. These various weaving patterns offer fiberglass yarn a wide range of possibilities, allowing it to be customized to meet specific needs in terms of strength, flexibility, breathability, transparency, and appearance.

Q: How does fiberglass yarn perform in high-temperature environments?: Fiberglass yarn performs well in high-temperature environments due to its excellent heat resistance properties. It can withstand extreme heat without losing its strength or structural integrity. This makes it a suitable material for applications such as insulation, protective clothing, and fireproofing.

Q: Can fiberglass yarn be used for high-performance applications?: Fiberglass yarn possesses exceptional qualities, including strength, durability, and resistance to heat and chemicals, which render it suitable for a wide array of demanding applications requiring high-performance. Notably, the aerospace and automotive industries frequently employ fiberglass yarn to craft robust yet lightweight components. Likewise, the construction sector relies on it to reinforce concrete structures and manufacture high-pressure hoses, electrical insulation, and diverse filter types. Furthermore, fiberglass yarn assumes a pivotal role in producing sports equipment like tennis rackets, hockey sticks, and surfboards, ensuring superior performance and long-lasting durability. In conclusion, fiberglass yarn stands as a versatile material capable of effectively serving various high-performance applications.

Q: How does the thermal expansion of fiberglass yarn compare to other materials?: The thermal expansion of fiberglass yarn is generally lower compared to other materials. Fiberglass is a type of composite material made from fine fibers of glass. Due to its composition, fiberglass has a relatively low coefficient of thermal expansion, meaning it expands and contracts less with temperature changes compared to many other materials. In comparison to metals like steel or aluminum, fiberglass yarn has a significantly lower coefficient of thermal expansion. This property makes fiberglass an excellent choice for applications where dimensional stability is crucial, such as in the construction of buildings, where it is often used in insulation and structural components. Compared to other synthetic materials like plastics or polymers, fiberglass also has a lower thermal expansion rate. This characteristic makes it a preferred material in industries such as aerospace and automotive, where stability and resistance to heat and temperature fluctuations are essential. However, it is important to note that the thermal expansion of fiberglass can still vary depending on the specific formulation and manufacturing process. Different types of fiberglass yarn may have slightly different coefficients of thermal expansion. Therefore, it is crucial to consider the specific application requirements and consult the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the appropriate selection of materials.

Q: How does fiberglass yarn perform in terms of light transmission?: Fiberglass yarn is not transparent and does not allow for light transmission. It is an opaque material that does not allow light to pass through it. Therefore, in terms of light transmission, fiberglass yarn performs poorly as it blocks and obstructs the passage of light.

Q: What are the different thicknesses of fiberglass yarn available?: There are several different thicknesses of fiberglass yarn available, ranging from fine to heavy. The most common thicknesses include 450 tex, 600 tex, 900 tex, and 1200 tex. These measurements refer to the weight in grams of 1000 meters of yarn. The finer yarns, such as 450 tex, are typically used for lightweight applications where flexibility and maneuverability are important, while the heavier yarns like 1200 tex are used for more heavy-duty applications that require greater strength and durability. Additionally, there are other variations in thickness within these categories, allowing for more specific customization based on the desired performance and characteristics of the fiberglass yarn.

Q: Can fiberglass yarn be used in the production of belts and straps?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in the production of belts and straps. It is a durable and strong material that provides excellent tensile strength, making it suitable for applications that require high strength and resistance to stretching or breaking.

Q: Is fiberglass yarn resistant to weathering or UV degradation?: Yes, fiberglass yarn is highly resistant to weathering and UV degradation. Its inherent properties make it extremely durable and capable of withstanding prolonged exposure to sunlight and harsh weather conditions without undergoing significant degradation or damage.

Q: Can fiberglass yarn be used in soundproofing materials?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in soundproofing materials. Fiberglass is known for its excellent sound absorption properties, making it an ideal choice for soundproofing applications. Fiberglass yarn can be woven or compressed into various forms such as mats, panels, or boards, which can effectively reduce noise transmission. The fibers in fiberglass yarn can trap and absorb sound waves, preventing them from passing through the material and reducing the overall noise level in a room or building. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is lightweight, durable, and resistant to moisture and fire, making it a popular choice for soundproofing materials in various industries such as construction, automotive, and aerospace.

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