C-Glass Surface Tissue

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2000Square Meter m²
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600000 Square Meter Per Month m²/month
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Packaging & Delivery of C-Glass Surface Tissue

Packaging Detail:

standard width: 1000mm/1040mm/1270mm, standard length: 300m usually packed in pp bag and then in cartons. Loading quantity is around 75000m2/20ft container or 189000m2/40" container.

Delivery Detail:

15 days after receipt of down payment

 

Specifications of C-Glass Surface Tissue

1. fiberglass surfacing tissue
2.corrosion resistance
3. low binder content
4. good molding properties
5. Lloyd's approved

 

Introduction of C-Glass Surface Tissue

Fiberglass surface tissue is mainly used in the surface layers of FRP products. There are two types, winding series and hand lay-up series.

Winding series are mainly used on pipe and tank winding process. It can improve the product surface property on corrosion resistance, comprehensive strength, seepage resistance and longer service life.

Hand lay-up series are chiefly used in the products with complicated geometric curve. It has the advantages of good pattern fitness, quick resin permetion. It can raise the intensity and corrosion resistance of products

 

Characteristics of C-Glass Surface Tissue

Surface felt used in the fiberglass products, good permeability make resin instantly penetrate into, and eliminate the bubble and white stains phenomenon, it good effect for any sexual complex shape of products and mold surface, can cover up the cloth grain, improve surface finish and the permeability, and at the same time enhance interlaminar shear strength and surface toughness, make the products improve corrosion resistance, is manufacture high quality glass fiber reinforced plastic mold and the products of the essential supplies.

Application

Density (g/m2)

Moisture Content   (%)

Binder Content   (%)

Wetting time (%)

Tensile Strength MD(N/5CM)

 Winding

20

<0.2

7

<8

≥20

30

6

<10

≥25

50

6

<16

≥40

Hand Lay UP

30

7

<10

≥20

40

6

<15

≥25

50

 

Product features of C-Glass Surface Tissue

The glass mat for FRP surface has a fiber dispersion, smooth surface, soft hand-feeling, low binder content , fast resin impregnation and good mould obedience which make it most applicable to other FRP molding processes such as press moulding , spray-up, centrufugal rotating moulding.
 

1 C-glass tissue used in machine or continuous operation paste hand made of fiberglass products (FRP), the plate, the pipeline, groove, cans, yacht, tub products.

2 E-glass fiberglass felt used for thin epoxy after COINS and electrical insulation products.

3 Alkali glass fiber thin felt used in battery of isolation, waterproofing roof, plasterboard is the panel, plastic floor and chemical pipe lined with leakage, corrosion quality materials.

 

 

Q:
Yes, there are specific certifications and standards that fiberglass mat tissue must meet in order to ensure its quality and suitability for various applications. One of the most widely recognized standards for fiberglass mat tissue is the ASTM D 4601 standard, which establishes the minimum requirements for glass fiber mats used in roofing and waterproofing systems. This standard covers the physical properties of the mat such as weight, thickness, tensile strength, tear resistance, and water resistance. In addition to ASTM D 4601, there are other certifications and standards that fiberglass mat tissue can be tested against, depending on its intended use. For instance, fiberglass mat tissue used in the automotive industry may need to meet specific standards such as ISO 9001 or IATF 16949, which ensure quality management systems and product consistency. Moreover, fiberglass mat tissue used in construction or building materials may need to comply with standards set by regulatory bodies or organizations such as the International Code Council (ICC), the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), or the Underwriters Laboratories (UL). These standards typically focus on fire resistance, thermal insulation properties, and overall safety. Overall, the specific certifications and standards that fiberglass mat tissue must meet depend on its intended application and the industry in which it is used. These standards play a crucial role in ensuring the quality, performance, and safety of fiberglass mat tissue products.
Q:
Fiberglass mat tissue is indeed a viable option for the production of insulation boards. This lightweight and flexible material is frequently employed in the creation of insulation boards. It boasts exceptional thermal insulation capabilities, as well as the ability to absorb sound and resist fire. The process of layering and compressing the mat tissue is typically employed to manufacture these insulation boards, resulting in a robust and efficient barrier against heat transfer. Furthermore, fiberglass mat tissue is impervious to moisture, mold, and pests, making it a trustworthy choice for insulation purposes. In summary, the insulation performance, durability, and resistance to environmental elements make fiberglass mat tissue a suitable choice for the construction of insulation boards.
Q:
Adhesive materials are commonly utilized to bond fiberglass mat tissue to surfaces. To initiate the bonding process, the adhesive is applied onto the surface where the fiberglass mat tissue will be attached. Typically, a two-part epoxy resin or a specialized fiberglass adhesive, specifically formulated for bonding fiberglass materials, is used. Following the manufacturer's instructions, the adhesive is thoroughly mixed and then evenly spread onto the surface using a brush, roller, or trowel. With utmost care, the fiberglass mat tissue is then placed onto the adhesive-covered surface and firmly pressed down to ensure optimal adhesion. Subsequently, the adhesive is left to cure for the recommended duration, allowing it to solidify and establish a robust bond between the fiberglass mat tissue and the surface. This bonding technique guarantees the secure attachment of the fiberglass mat tissue to the surface, offering reinforcement, protection, or other desired attributes based on the specific application.
Q:
Some of the different finishing options available for fiberglass mat tissue include: resin coating, heat treatment, laminating, and surface texturing. These options can enhance the strength, durability, and appearance of the fiberglass mat tissue based on specific requirements and applications.
Q:
Fiberglass mat tissue offers several reinforcement orientations, each intended for specific purposes in different applications. One common orientation is unidirectional reinforcement, where fibers align in one direction. This orientation provides great strength and stiffness in that alignment, making it suitable for applications requiring resistance to tension or bending forces in a single direction. Another orientation is bidirectional reinforcement, where fibers align in two perpendicular directions. This orientation provides equal strength and stiffness in both directions, making it ideal for applications needing resistance to tension and compression forces. Structural components like panels, pipes, and tanks commonly employ bidirectional reinforcement. A third orientation is randomly oriented reinforcement, where fibers distribute randomly. This orientation offers isotropic properties, meaning it provides similar strength and stiffness in all directions. Random reinforcement is often used in applications requiring uniform strength and flexibility, like automotive parts, boat hulls, and sporting goods. Furthermore, hybrid reinforcement orientations are available, combining different fibers or orientations to meet specific performance requirements. These hybrids offer a combination of strength, stiffness, flexibility, and other desired properties, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. Overall, the choice of reinforcement orientation for fiberglass mat tissue depends on the application's specific requirements, including desired mechanical properties, forces to be resisted, and other performance considerations.
Q:
Fiberglass mat tissue and fiberglass mesh serve different purposes and exhibit distinct characteristics. Fiberglass mat tissue, a lightweight and flexible material, finds common use in the production of fiberglass-reinforced plastics (FRP). It is created by randomly dispersing glass fibers onto a mesh or non-woven fabric, which is then bonded with resin. This yields a material with a smooth surface and higher tensile strength compared to fiberglass mesh. Its exceptional strength and stiffness make it an ideal choice for applications that necessitate structural reinforcement, such as automotive parts, boat hulls, and wind turbine blades. Conversely, fiberglass mesh is a woven fabric composed of continuous glass fibers. With its open mesh structure, it facilitates better resin penetration and adhesion. Fiberglass mesh is frequently employed to reinforce surfaces like concrete, stucco, and drywall. It offers excellent crack resistance, dimensional stability, and impact resistance. In construction and renovation projects, fiberglass mesh proves particularly valuable as it reinforces surfaces and prevents cracking. In conclusion, fiberglass mat tissue is better suited for applications requiring structural reinforcement and strength, like FRP production. Its smooth surface and high tensile strength set it apart. On the other hand, fiberglass mesh is commonly used in construction projects to reinforce surfaces and prevent cracking. Its open mesh structure allows for improved resin penetration and adhesion. Ultimately, the choice between fiberglass mat tissue and fiberglass mesh depends on the specific requirements of the application at hand.
Q:
Certainly! Fiberglass mat tissue is an ideal choice for architectural sculptures. This versatile material finds extensive use across various applications, including the creation of architectural sculptures. Renowned for its lightweight nature, flexibility, and exceptional strength and durability properties, it proves itself as an excellent option for crafting intricate and detailed sculptures. The beauty of fiberglass mat tissue lies in its ability to be molded and shaped into various forms, enabling artists and sculptors to transform their creative visions into reality. Regardless of the sculpture's size or shape, this material allows for utmost creativity, whether it be a small decorative piece or a large-scale installation. Moreover, fiberglass mat tissue boasts resistance against adverse weather conditions and environmental elements, rendering it suitable for outdoor sculptures. Its capacity to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations, UV radiation, and moisture ensures the sculptures' integrity and aesthetic appeal remain unscathed for an extended period. To further enhance the desired aesthetic appearance, fiberglass mat tissue can be effortlessly painted and finished. The material readily accepts various paints, varnishes, or finishes, providing artists with the means to elevate the visual appeal and safeguard the sculpture's surface against potential damage. All in all, fiberglass mat tissue serves as a reliable and versatile medium for artists and sculptors alike to create architectural sculptures. Its robustness, durability, and adaptability make it an exceptional choice for translating artistic visions into tangible masterpieces within the realm of architecture.
Q:What about high temperature fiberglass?
There seems to be a glass fiber cloth, that the head feels the hard plastic feeling, glass cloth drill burr is hard or soft brush to feel it, the heat melts can be adsorbed on the food on it
Q:
Fiberglass mat tissue is indeed suitable for insulating refrigeration units due to its lightweight nature and outstanding thermal insulation properties. It finds extensive use in a wide range of applications where insulation is necessary, including refrigeration units. By minimizing heat transfer, the fiberglass mat tissue ensures that the internal temperature of the refrigeration unit remains stable, safeguarding the stored items from any external heat. Moreover, its moisture-resistant capabilities are particularly crucial in refrigeration units as they prevent condensation and help maintain the cooling system's efficiency. All in all, fiberglass mat tissue proves to be a reliable and effective option for insulating refrigeration units.
Q:
No, fiberglass mat tissue is not suitable for electrical enclosures as it does not provide sufficient insulation properties necessary for electrical safety.
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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Hebei,China
Year Established 2008
Annual Output Value Above US$20 Million
Main Markets Mid East;Western Europe:South Asian
Company Certifications ISO9001:2000;ISO14001:1996;GB/T28001:2001

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port Tianjin
Export Percentage 80%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 350 People
Language Spoken: English;Chinese;Korean
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above 100,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 12
Contract Manufacturing OEM Service Offered;Design Service Offered
Product Price Range Average

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