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Black Fiberglass Fabric RTM Mat

Black Fiberglass Fabric RTM Mat

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Min Order Qty:
One Pallet kg
Supply Capability:
20 days for 1 x 40FCL kg/month

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Specification of FIberglass RTM Mat

 

1.ISO9001-2008 quality control certificate.

 2.Chopped Strand Mat for RTM

 3.Good wet out in resins.

 Have ISO9001:2008 quality control certificate.

 Chopped strand mat is suitable for application by hand lay-up, reinforce and machine FRPmolding, such as interior decoration of vehicles, boat hulls, sanitary ware, anticorrosive pipes, tanks, building materials, tables, chairs and all kinds of compisite FRP products.

 

 

Application of FIberglass RTM Mat

 

Product code

Glass type

Unite weight (g/m2)

Weight (mm)

Roll weight (kg)

Moisture (%)

Binder content (%)

EMC100

E Glass

100+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC150

E Glass

150+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC200

E Glass

200+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC300

E Glass

300+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC450

E Glass

450+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC600

E Glass

600+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

EMC900

E Glass

900+/-20

200-3200

30-70

<0.2-0.3

2-6

 

 

Packing of FIberglass RTM Mat

 

Product is manufactured in form of a roll wound on a paper tube and then packed in a plastic film and placed within craft on pallet.

Above package is standard one, any other package style is negotiable by both of us.

 

 

Storage of FIberglass RTM Mat

 

It is recommended that the fiber glass is stored in a cool and dry environment. Recommended temperature range of storage is between 10-30°C and relative humidity between 50-75%. The fiber glass should store in the packaging until just prior to use.

 

 

 

 

Q:Can fiberglass fabrics be used for insulation in industrial boilers?
Indeed, insulation in industrial boilers can be accomplished by employing fiberglass fabrics. Fiberglass, renowned for its exceptional thermal resistance characteristics, is widely favored for insulation purposes across numerous domains. This lightweight and pliable material adeptly captures heat and thwarts its dispersion to the adjoining surroundings. In industrial boilers, fiberglass fabrics can be employed as insulating covers or jackets, thereby preserving heat within the system and heightening energy efficiency while minimizing heat dissipation. Furthermore, fiberglass boasts a non-combustible nature, rendering it a secure choice for insulation in high-temperature settings like industrial boilers.
Q:What is fiberglass sound absorption board?
Glass wool is the molten glass fibrosis, the formation of cotton like material, chemical composition of glass, is a kind of inorganic fibers. With good forming, small volume density, thermal conductivity, both thermal insulation, sound-absorbing performance, corrosion resistance, chemical stability.
Q:Can fiberglass fabrics be used for insulation in cryogenic applications?
Yes, fiberglass fabrics can be used for insulation in cryogenic applications. Fiberglass has excellent thermal insulating properties and can withstand extremely low temperatures, making it suitable for cryogenic applications. It is commonly used in the construction of cryogenic storage tanks, pipelines, and equipment to minimize heat transfer and maintain the low temperatures required. Additionally, fiberglass fabrics are lightweight, flexible, and resistant to moisture, which further enhances their suitability for cryogenic insulation.
Q:How are fiberglass fabrics manufactured?
Fiberglass fabrics are manufactured through a process known as the fiberglass weaving process. This process involves several steps that ultimately result in the production of high-quality fiberglass fabrics. The first step in manufacturing fiberglass fabrics is the production of fiberglass yarns. These yarns are made by melting raw materials such as silica sand, limestone, and soda ash at high temperatures. The molten glass is then extruded through tiny holes to create fine fibers. These fibers are then cooled and spun into yarns. Once the fiberglass yarns are produced, the next step is the weaving process. This involves interlacing the yarns together on a loom to create a woven fabric. Different weaving patterns can be used to achieve specific fabric characteristics, such as strength, flexibility, or thickness. After the weaving process, the fiberglass fabrics undergo a finishing treatment. This treatment involves applying a coating or sizing to enhance the fabric's performance and durability. The coating can provide additional properties such as fire resistance, water repellency, or chemical resistance. Once the finishing treatment is complete, the fiberglass fabrics are inspected for quality control. Any defects or irregularities are identified, and the fabrics are either repaired or discarded if necessary. The final step in the manufacturing process is packaging and distribution. The fiberglass fabrics are rolled onto spools or folded into bundles, depending on their size and intended use. They are then packaged and shipped to customers or distributors who will use them in various applications such as insulation, filtration, composites, or reinforcement in construction materials. Overall, the manufacturing of fiberglass fabrics involves a complex and precise process that ensures the production of high-quality fabrics with the desired characteristics.
Q:What material can be used instead of fiberglass cloth?
Non woven fabrics can be replaced, but the price is more expensive than fiberglass cloth
Q:Two, fat and PVC paste resin paste into the sizing, coated on glass fiber cloth, so that after baking, how do not shrink?
The auxiliary plasticizer can be added, and the dissolving capacity of the auxiliary plasticizer is relatively small, and when used, the viscosity is reduced and the storage is favorable.
Q:What are the different coatings available for fiberglass fabric?
There are several coatings available for fiberglass fabric, including silicone, acrylic, polyurethane, and PTFE (Teflon). These coatings provide various benefits such as heat resistance, water repellency, chemical resistance, and improved durability. Each coating has its own unique properties, making them suitable for different applications and industries.
Q:Can fiberglass fabric be used for insulation in chimneys and flues?
Using fiberglass fabric for insulation in chimneys and flues is not recommended. This material is not suitable for high-temperature situations like chimneys and flues, as it can melt or catch fire when exposed to extreme heat. Furthermore, fiberglass fabric may not offer sufficient insulation to prevent heat transfer, which is crucial in chimney and flue systems to maintain proper airflow and minimize fire hazards. To ensure safety and optimal performance in chimneys and flues, it is important to select insulation materials specifically designed for high-temperature environments, such as refractory insulation or ceramic fiber insulation.
Q:Can fiberglass fabric be used for making sails?
Indeed, sails can be crafted using fiberglass fabric. This resilient and long-lasting material is frequently employed in a multitude of uses, including the construction of boats. When employed as a fabric for sail production, fiberglass boasts an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, enabling the sail to endure turbulent weather conditions and strong winds. Moreover, it is resistant to tearing and stretching, rendering it a dependable choice for sailing enthusiasts. Additionally, a protective coating can be applied to fiberglass fabric to augment its water and UV resistance, guaranteeing the sail's durability. In summary, fiberglass fabric presents a multitude of benefits for the creation of sails, rendering it an esteemed option amongst sailors and sail manufacturers alike.
Q:What's the difference between glass fiber tape and fiberglass tape?
Glass fiber belt is the base material, glass fiber cloth, without glue. Fiberglass is glass fiber. Glass fiber tape is called fiberglass cloth tape, a glass fiber tape, with aluminum film outside
mainly produces E-glass and C-glass fiberglass products. The main products of the company are: E-glass and C-glass roving, chopped strands, continuous mats, stitch combo mats and stitch chopped mats, emulsion and powder chopped strand mats, woven roving and electronic yarn and fabrics with over 20 categories and 1000 specifications.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Zhejiang, China
Year Established 1969
Annual Output Value Above US$ 150 Million
Main Markets overseas companies in Hongkong, Canada, South Africa, South Korea, India, Italy, Singapore, France and many other countries and regions.
Company Certifications ISO9001;ISO14001

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name  
Range  
Reference  
Validity Period  

3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port Shanghai
Export Percentage 40%-50%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 21-50 People
Language Spoken: English
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above 5000,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 5
Contract Manufacturing
Product Price Range Average

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