Fiberglass Fabrics for Large Generating Corrosion Proofing Field with Silicone Coating

Fiberglass Fabrics for Large Generating Corrosion Proofing Field with Silicone Coating

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Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric for Large Generating Corrosion Proofing Field

Fiberglass Fabric Description
Silicone coated fiberglass fabric is a fiberglass cloth, which possesses the properties of temperature resistance, anti-corrosion, high strength and is coated with organic silicone rubber.
Fiberglass Fabric Specification

Thickness:0.2mm-5mm

Width:100cm-150cm

Color；grey/red/silver/black

Weight(coating):130gsm-2800gsm

Model No		FSD2030	FSD2030	FSD2050	FSD2100
High temperature resistant(°C)		≤280	≤280	≤280	≤280
Low temperature resistant(°C)		≥-40	≥-40	≥-40	≥-40
Tensile intensity (N/50mm)	Warp	≥1750	≥1750	≥2500	≥3500
Tensile intensity (N/50mm)	Weft	≥1280	≥1280	≥2100	≥3000
Inflating burst intensity(Mpa)		≥2.0	≥2.0	≥2.2	≥2.6
Peeling intensity(N/m)		≥450	≥450	≥520	≥600
Insulation (kv/mm)		16	16	18	18
Weight (g/m*m)		550-650	550-650	750-800	1500-1800
Width(mm)		1000±20	1000±20	1000±20	1000±20
Thickness(mm)		0.3-0.4	0.3-0.4	0.05-0.55	1.0-1.1
color		Silver-gray, gray, red	lucency	Silver-gray, gray, red	Black, gray, red

Fiberglass Fabric Features:
1, Good performance on resisting high temperature and low temperature, -40°C-280°C;
2, High strength;
3, Ozone, oxide, light and weather aging resistance;
4, High insulation: dielectric constant:3-3.2, breakdown voltage: 20-50KV/MM;
5, Chemical corrosion resistant, oil-proofing, waterproofing (washable)

Fiberglass Fabric Application:

It has been widely used in construction, electric insulation,
chemical industry, pipeline ductile conjunction, large generating
Corrosion proofing field, machinery, metallurgy, sealing and so on.

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Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric for Large Generating Corrosion Proofing Field

FAQ

1.What are the characteristics of fiberglass fabric?

a)Outstanding temperature resistance(from -70°C to +260°C)
b)Excellent chemical resistance
c)Superior non-stick surface, easy to clean

d)High dielectric strength
e)Dimensional stability
f)Resistance to UV, IR and HF
g)Non-toxic

2.How many methods to weave the fabric?

Four methods to weave the fabric:
a).Plain weave: it can be used in electricity insulation materials and reinforced materials in industry, because of inseparable structure, plain and clear lines.
b).Twill weave: compared with plain weave, it is of high density, high intensity, with a soft and loose structural weave. It can be used in ordinary reinforced materials, filter materials, and painting cloth.
c) Satin weave: compared with plain weave and twill weave, it is of high density,high intensity, with a soft and loose structural weave with a good texture. It is applicable for use as a higher reinforced material in machinery.
d).Gauze weave: said lattice twist weave. It can be used in spread model curtain,resin reinforced emery wheel gray cloth and lattice embed belt.

3.Can you offer us some samples?

We are willing to offer our customers best product&service,if it's necessary we can send

you sample for test;also we welcome all you customer have a trial order.

Q: How does fiberglass fabric perform in fire-resistant applications?: Due to its inherent properties, fiberglass fabric is an exceptional option for fire-resistant applications. Unlike other materials, fiberglass fabric does not burn or support combustion when exposed to fire. It maintains its structural integrity even at high temperatures due to its high melting point. Moreover, when fiberglass fabric is exposed to fire, it does not release toxic gases or smoke. This characteristic makes it a safe choice for fire-resistant applications, especially in enclosed spaces. The absence of toxic fumes helps prevent health risks and ensures a secure evacuation. Additionally, fiberglass fabric offers various advantages beyond its fire resistance. It is lightweight and flexible, making it easy to handle and install. Furthermore, it is highly durable and resistant to chemicals, moisture, and UV radiation. In conclusion, fiberglass fabric proves to be an excellent option for fire-resistant applications. Its ability to withstand high temperatures, non-combustible nature, and resistance to toxic fumes make it a reliable and safe solution. Industries such as construction, automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing can greatly benefit from its fire protection capabilities.

Q: What is the difference between non-woven fabrics, glass fiber cloth and geotextile?: Glass fiber cloth: glass fiber as raw material processing, mainly used in high temperature air filtration

Q: Are fiberglass fabrics easy to sew or work with?: Sewing or working with fiberglass fabrics is typically not an easy task due to their unique properties and characteristics. Unlike other textiles, fiberglass fabrics are incredibly durable and resistant to heat, fire, chemicals, and most environmental factors. These qualities make them perfect for insulation, protective clothing, and adding strength to composites. However, these same properties also make them challenging to sew or work with. The primary difficulty in sewing fiberglass fabrics lies in their stiffness and rigidity. Unlike conventional fabrics, fiberglass fabrics lack flexibility, which makes them challenging to handle and manipulate. Their inability to stretch also makes it difficult to shape or contour them to fit certain designs. This can create complications when attempting to sew complex or intricate patterns using fiberglass fabrics. Furthermore, the sharp and abrasive nature of fiberglass fibers can cause damage to traditional sewing machines, needles, and threads. The sharp edges of the fibers can quickly wear down needles and lead to thread breakage or fraying. This can result in frustration and inefficiency when working with fiberglass fabrics. To overcome these challenges, specialized techniques and equipment are often necessary when sewing or working with fiberglass fabrics. This may involve the use of heavy-duty sewing machines, specialized needles and threads, and taking precautions to protect oneself from potential health hazards associated with fiberglass fibers. In conclusion, although fiberglass fabrics offer excellent performance and durability in various applications, they are not as easy to sew or work with compared to traditional textiles. The stiffness, lack of flexibility, and abrasive nature of the fibers require the use of specialized techniques and equipment to successfully work with these fabrics.

Q: Can fiberglass fabric be used for clothing?: Yes, fiberglass fabric can be used for clothing. However, it is not commonly used for this purpose due to its abrasive and rigid nature, which can cause discomfort and potential skin irritation. Additionally, fiberglass fabric does not provide adequate breathability or flexibility required for comfortable clothing.

Q: What are the standard widths of fiberglass fabric?: The widths of fiberglass fabric can differ based on the manufacturer and intended usage. Typically, fiberglass fabric can be found in widths ranging from 1 inch to 60 inches. However, certain manufacturers might provide wider options of 120 inches or even more. The selection of width relies on the particular application and project specifications. Narrower widths are often favored for smaller projects or intricate details, whereas wider widths are suitable for larger-scale applications. It is crucial to verify with the manufacturer or supplier to ensure the available widths and choose the most suitable option for your specific requirements.

Q: Can fiberglass fabrics be custom-designed or printed on?: Yes, fiberglass fabrics can be custom-designed or printed on. Fiberglass fabrics are versatile and can be easily manipulated to suit specific design requirements. The printing process involves applying a design or pattern onto the fabric using various techniques such as screen printing, digital printing, or transfer printing. This allows for endless possibilities in terms of customization, including the incorporation of logos, images, or unique designs. Custom-designed or printed fiberglass fabrics are commonly used in industries such as fashion, interior design, automotive, and aerospace, where aesthetic appeal and branding are important factors.

Q: Can fiberglass fabric be used for making curtains or blinds?: Yes, fiberglass fabric can be used for making curtains or blinds. It is a durable and versatile material that offers excellent light filtering and insulation properties, making it suitable for use in window coverings. Additionally, fiberglass fabric is resistant to fire, moisture, and fading, making it a practical choice for curtains or blinds in various settings.

Q: What's the difference between wall fabric and fiberglass fabric? Which is better for brushing before latex paint? Why?: Glass fiber cloth is made of plastic and other chemical fibers, suction wall performance is poor, more smooth, less pores, easy to fall,

Q: Can fiberglass fabric be used for making insulation blankets?: Indeed, insulation blankets can be manufactured using fiberglass fabric. Renowned for its remarkable thermal insulation qualities, fiberglass fabric proves to be a perfect material for crafting insulation blankets. These blankets are specifically engineered to confine heat and hinder its transmission, ensuring efficient insulation across diverse contexts like residential abodes, industrial environments, as well as aerospace and automotive sectors. Typically, the fiberglass fabric employed in insulation blankets is woven or knitted, rendering it supple and effortlessly modifiable to suit various shapes and dimensions. Moreover, fiberglass fabric exhibits traits of being lightweight, fireproof, and resistant to both chemicals and moisture, thereby establishing itself as a dependable option for insulation purposes.