Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

Fiberglass Yarn Reinforced Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

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Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

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 for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

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?: Negative, fiberglass yarn lacks electrical conductivity. Fiberglass, an insulating substance composed of delicate glass fibers, possesses an exceptionally elevated electrical resistance. Consequently, it prohibits the transmission of electric current, making it a prevalent choice for ventures necessitating electrical insulation, including the production of electrical cables, circuit boards, and insulating blankets.

Q: How does the conductivity of fiberglass yarn compare to other materials?: Compared to other materials, fiberglass yarn exhibits significantly lower conductivity. This is because fiberglass is a non-conductive substance, meaning it hinders the easy flow of electric current. The reason behind this lies in the high electrical resistance of fiberglass, which limits the movement of electrons. In contrast, metals and various other materials possess high conductivity, enabling the effortless passage of electric current. Metals contain free electrons that can move without restriction, facilitating the smooth flow of electricity. This is why metals are widely utilized in electrical wiring and other applications that demand excellent conductivity. The diminished conductivity of fiberglass yarn renders it suitable for numerous applications that require electrical insulation. It is commonly employed in the production of electrical insulating materials, such as insulating tapes, cables, and circuit boards. The non-conductive nature of fiberglass yarn mitigates the risk of short circuits and electrical hazards. It is crucial to note that the conductivity of materials can vary depending on their composition, structure, and other factors. Although fiberglass yarn possesses lower conductivity than metals, there may exist other non-metallic materials with even lower conductivity than fiberglass. Moreover, there might be specialty materials engineered specifically for certain applications that exhibit higher conductivity than fiberglass. Therefore, it is always advisable to consider the specific requirements of the application when evaluating the conductivity of different materials.

Q: Can fiberglass yarn be used for making insulation boards?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making insulation boards.

Q: What are the common densities or specific gravities of fiberglass yarn?: The specific gravities or common densities of fiberglass yarn can vary depending on the specific type and manufacturing process. Typically, fiberglass yarn has a density or specific gravity ranging from 2.5 to 2.7 g/cm³. To create fiberglass yarn, thin strands of glass are spun into a thread-like form. The glass fibers are usually made from molten glass that is forced through a fine nozzle and rapidly cooled to solidify the fibers. This process results in the formation of strong and lightweight yarn. Several factors influence the density or specific gravity of fiberglass yarn, including the composition of the glass used, the diameter of the fibers, and the manufacturing technique employed. Different types of fiberglass yarn may have slightly different densities to meet specific requirements for strength, flexibility, and other properties. It's important to consider that the density or specific gravity of fiberglass yarn can be influenced by the presence of other materials or coatings applied to the yarn. For example, a polymer or resin coating may be added to improve the yarn's performance in certain applications. In such cases, the density or specific gravity of the coated yarn may differ from that of the uncoated yarn. In conclusion, fiberglass yarn commonly has densities or specific gravities ranging from 2.5 to 2.7 g/cm³. However, for accurate and precise information, it is advisable to consult the manufacturer or refer to the specific product specifications.

Q: Is fiberglass yarn resistant to fungus?: Fiberglass yarn indeed shows resistance against fungus. The reason behind this lies in its composition of inorganic elements, specifically glass fibers, which do not foster a favorable environment for fungal growth. Furthermore, fiberglass yarn is often coated with a unique resin or finish that bolsters its resistance against fungus and other types of biological deterioration. As a result, fiberglass yarn finds extensive use in various applications where protection against fungus is crucial, including outdoor fabrics, insulation materials, and composite structures.

Q: How does fiberglass yarn compare to carbon nanotube yarn?: Fiberglass yarn and carbon nanotube yarn are both strong and lightweight materials used for various applications. However, they differ in their mechanical properties and cost. Fiberglass yarn is relatively less expensive and has good tensile strength and heat resistance, making it suitable for applications such as insulation, reinforcement, and composites. On the other hand, carbon nanotube yarn is exceptionally strong, stiff, and conductive, but it is also more expensive and challenging to produce. It finds applications in advanced electronics, aerospace, and energy storage. Ultimately, the choice between fiberglass yarn and carbon nanotube yarn depends on the specific requirements and budget of the intended application.

Q: Is fiberglass yarn safe for human use?: Fiberglass yarn can be safe for human use when properly handled and used in appropriate applications. Fiberglass is a durable and versatile material that is commonly used in various industries such as construction, insulation, and textiles. It is known for its strength, heat resistance, and insulating properties. However, it is important to note that fiberglass can pose potential health risks if not handled correctly. Fiberglass yarn is composed of tiny glass fibers that can become airborne when disturbed, and inhaling these fibers can irritate the respiratory system and potentially lead to health issues such as coughing, sneezing, and skin irritation. To ensure the safety of human use, it is crucial to follow proper safety precautions when working with fiberglass yarn. This includes wearing protective clothing, such as gloves and masks, to prevent direct contact with the skin and inhalation of the fibers. Adequate ventilation is also essential to minimize the concentration of airborne fibers. Moreover, fiberglass yarn should be used in appropriate applications where there is minimal risk of fiber release, such as in reinforced plastics, textiles, or non-woven fabric production. In these cases, the fiberglass is typically encapsulated or coated, reducing the potential for fiber release and making it safer for human use. Overall, while fiberglass yarn can be safe for human use with proper handling and application, it is important to take necessary precautions to minimize exposure to airborne fibers and ensure a safe working environment.

Q: Is fiberglass yarn suitable for making sports jerseys or uniforms?: Sports jerseys and uniforms cannot be made with fiberglass yarn as it is not suitable. Despite its strength and durability, fiberglass yarn is primarily utilized in industries like construction, insulation, and manufacturing various composite materials. Conversely, sports jerseys and uniforms necessitate fabrics that offer comfort, breathability, and flexibility to allow athletes freedom of movement. Unfortunately, fiberglass yarn lacks softness and comfort against the skin, and it does not provide the required flexibility for sports activities. Consequently, it cannot be considered a suitable option for creating sports jerseys or uniforms.

Q: What are the different strengths available for fiberglass yarn fabrics?: Depending on the specific application and desired performance characteristics, fiberglass yarn fabrics offer various strengths. The range of tensile strengths available for these fabrics varies from low to high. For lightweight applications that prioritize flexibility and ease of handling, low strength fiberglass yarn fabrics are commonly used. Industries such as automotive, aerospace, and marine benefit from these fabrics as they reduce weight and meet the need for malleable materials. Medium strength fiberglass yarn fabrics strike a balance between flexibility and strength. They are suitable for insulation, filtration, and reinforcement. These fabrics provide good tensile strength and dimensional stability, making them versatile for a wide range of industrial applications. High strength fiberglass yarn fabrics are specifically designed for heavy-duty applications that demand exceptional strength and durability. They are reinforced with a higher number of fiberglass yarns, resulting in increased tensile strength and resistance to tearing. Construction, oil and gas, and military industries frequently rely on these high-performance materials to withstand extreme conditions. Besides tensile strength, the overall strength of fiberglass yarn fabrics can also be affected by factors like fiber density, weave pattern, and coating. Considering these factors is crucial when selecting a specific strength level to ensure that the fabric meets the requirements of the intended application.

Q: Can fiberglass yarn be used for making gloves?: Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making gloves. Fiberglass yarn is known for its high strength and heat resistance properties, making it suitable for applications where durability and protection are important, such as gloves. These gloves made from fiberglass yarn can provide a high level of thermal resistance and protection against cuts, abrasions, and other hazards. Additionally, fiberglass yarn can also be blended with other materials to enhance its properties, such as adding flexibility or comfort. However, it is important to note that fiberglass can be irritating to the skin and may cause allergic reactions for some individuals, so it is crucial to take appropriate safety measures, such as wearing protective clothing and gloves, while working with fiberglass yarn or products.

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