E Glass Reinforced Fiberglass Cloth for Surfboard

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Brand Name: Joen
Model Number: ESP300
Width: 1-2m (customized)
Yarn Type: E-Glass
Alkali Content: Alkali Free
Standing Temperature: 550℃(1000℉)
Weave: Plain/Twill

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	plastic bag + carton
Delivery Detail:	30 days

Specifications

E glass reinforced fiberglass cloth for surfboard is made of high strength fiberglass yarn, with plain/twill weaving style.

E glass reinforced fiberglass cloth for surfboard is made of high strength E glass fiberglass yarn, with plain or twill weaving style. It can be compatible with polyester, epoxy and vinylester resins, and is widely used in aircraft and spaceflight industry, ship industry, chemical industry, medical industry, military industry and sports goods, etc. It can be used to produce golf pole, surfboard, sailboard, boat hull, FRP tank, swimming pools, car bodies, FRP pipe as well as other FRP products.

Item	Warp* Weft	Warp Yarn	Weft Yarn	Thickness	Weight	Weave
	Density	(tex)	(tex)	(mm)	(g/m2)
	(ends/cm)
ESP100	16*15	EC9-33*1Z40	EC9-33*1Z40	0.09	100	Plain
ESP135	10*10	EC9-33*2Z40	EC9-33*2Z40	0.12	134	Plain
ESP160	12*10	EC9-33*2Z40	EC9-33*2Z40	0.13	150	Plain
ESP200A	8*7	EC9-33*4Z40	EC9-33*4Z40	0.18	198	Plain/Twill
ESP200B	16*13	EC9-33*2Z40	EC9-33*2Z40	0.18	198	Plain
ESP300	8*7	EC9-33*6Z40	EC9-33*6Z40	0.28	300	Plain/Twill
ESP320	8*8	EC9-33*6Z40	EC9-33*6Z40	0.3	320	Plain/Twill
ESP340	9*8	EC9-33*6Z40	EC9-33*6Z40	0.32	340	Plain/Twill
ESP360	10*8	EC9-33*6Z40	EC9-33*6Z40	0.34	360	Plain/Twill
ESP400	8*7	EC9-33*8Z40	EC9-33*8Z40	0.38	400	Plain/Twill
ESP430	8*8	EC9-33*8Z40	EC9-33*8Z40	0.4	430	Plain/Twill

Q:What is waterproof, one cloth, four coated?: 4 times the coating (polyurethane or modified asphalt waterproof coating, etc.), in the middle of laying a matrix reinforced material (glass fiber cloth or polyester cloth).

Q:How does fiberglass fabric handle oil and grease?: Fiberglass fabric is generally resistant to oil and grease. The non-porous nature of fiberglass makes it difficult for oil and grease to penetrate the fabric, allowing for easy cleaning and maintenance. In most cases, spills can be wiped off the surface of the fabric without leaving any stains or residues. However, it is important to note that the level of resistance may vary depending on the specific type of fiberglass fabric and the duration of exposure to oil and grease.

Q:Can fiberglass fabric be used for making protective sleeves?: Yes, fiberglass fabric can be used for making protective sleeves. Fiberglass fabric is known for its durability, heat resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures. These properties make it an excellent choice for protective sleeves, especially in industries where workers are exposed to extreme heat or hazardous materials. Fiberglass fabric can provide a reliable barrier against heat, flames, chemicals, and abrasions, thus protecting the wearer's arms from potential injuries. Additionally, fiberglass fabric is lightweight and flexible, ensuring comfort and ease of movement for the wearer.

Q:How is fiberglass fabric used in the production of fire-resistant curtains?: Fiberglass fabric plays a crucial role in the production of fire-resistant curtains due to its unique properties and capabilities. Fire-resistant curtains are designed to prevent the spread of fire and minimize its impact in case of a fire emergency. Fiberglass fabric is woven from fine glass fibers, which are known for their high resistance to heat and flames. This makes it an excellent choice for fire-resistant curtains as it acts as a barrier between the flames and the surrounding areas. In the production process, fiberglass fabric is typically treated with special fire-retardant chemicals or coatings to enhance its fire-resistant properties. These treatments can further increase the fabric's ability to withstand high temperatures, prevent flames from spreading, and minimize smoke production, thus providing a more effective fire barrier. The fiberglass fabric used in fire-resistant curtains is also lightweight and flexible, making it easy to handle and install. This allows for seamless integration into various settings such as homes, offices, theaters, or industrial facilities. Furthermore, fiberglass fabric is durable and long-lasting, ensuring that the fire-resistant curtains remain effective for an extended period. It can withstand regular wear and tear, exposure to sunlight, and the effects of moisture without compromising its fire-resistant properties. Overall, fiberglass fabric is a critical component in the production of fire-resistant curtains due to its exceptional fire-resistant capabilities, flexibility, durability, and ease of installation. By using fiberglass fabric, these curtains provide a reliable and efficient solution to protect lives and property in the event of a fire.

Q:Can fiberglass fabric be used for insulation boards?: Yes, fiberglass fabric can be used for insulation boards. It is lightweight, flexible, and has excellent thermal insulating properties, making it a suitable choice for insulation applications.

Q:How to deal with cracks in floor construction joints?: The cracks that do not affect the safety of the structure shall be used in combination with the following methods:Chemical grouting: suitable for through cracks, the use of special pressure equipment, the chemical pulp into the hydraulic pressure, the general chemical grout for epoxy resin, polyurethane and so on.In the original position of the crack sealing slot slot, groove clean, sealing material for fill block, sealing material with epoxy grout, sealing compound, polymer mortar etc..

Q:How does fiberglass fabric perform in cryogenic applications?: Fiberglass fabric performs exceptionally well in cryogenic applications due to its unique properties. Cryogenic temperatures can significantly impact the performance of materials, but fiberglass fabric exhibits excellent thermal insulation and low thermal conductivity, making it ideal for use in cryogenic environments. One of the key advantages of fiberglass fabric in cryogenic applications is its ability to withstand extremely low temperatures without losing its structural integrity. It has a high melting point and can resist thermal stress, which ensures its durability and reliability even in harsh conditions. This makes fiberglass fabric suitable for use in cryogenic storage tanks, pipelines, and other equipment that handle liquefied gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas). Additionally, fiberglass fabric has low thermal expansion, meaning it does not contract or expand significantly when exposed to extreme temperature changes. This property is crucial in cryogenic applications as it helps prevent leaks or cracks that could compromise the integrity of the system. Furthermore, fiberglass fabric is non-corrosive and resistant to chemicals, making it suitable for use in cryogenic environments where exposure to potentially corrosive substances is common. It does not react with most cryogenic fluids, ensuring that the fabric remains intact and does not degrade over time. Another important factor is the excellent electrical insulation properties of fiberglass fabric. Cryogenic applications often involve the handling of electrical components, and using fiberglass fabric as an insulating material helps prevent electrical conductivity issues that could arise due to temperature fluctuations. Overall, fiberglass fabric performs exceptionally well in cryogenic applications due to its thermal insulation, low thermal conductivity, high melting point, low thermal expansion, chemical resistance, and electrical insulation properties. These characteristics make it a reliable and durable material for use in various cryogenic systems and equipment.

Q:Can fiberglass fabrics be used for insulation in industrial boilers?: Yes, fiberglass fabrics can be used for insulation in industrial boilers. Fiberglass is a popular choice for insulation in various applications due to its excellent thermal resistance properties. It is a lightweight and flexible material that can effectively trap heat and prevent its transfer to the surrounding environment. In industrial boilers, fiberglass fabrics can be used as insulating jackets or covers to retain heat within the system, thereby improving energy efficiency and reducing heat loss. Additionally, fiberglass is non-combustible, which makes it a safe option for insulation in high-temperature environments such as industrial boilers.

Q:How does fiberglass fabric perform in chemical exposure?: Fiberglass fabric generally performs well in chemical exposure as it is highly resistant to most chemicals, including acids, alkalis, and solvents. It maintains its structural integrity and does not degrade or weaken when exposed to various chemical substances, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications where chemical resistance is required.

Q:Is fiberglass fabric resistant to moisture absorption?: Yes, fiberglass fabric is highly resistant to moisture absorption.

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