Rayon Yarn

Hot Products

Fiberglass Fabric for Construction Use CNBM

Fiberglass Fabric for Corrosion Proofing Field

Fiberglass Yarn EC9-34*1*2

Fiberglass Fabric with CE Certification Wholesale

Continuous Glass Fiber Yarns Single Fiber Daimeter of 9 Microns and Below

E-Glass Fiber Glass Yarn For Tissue Manufacturing

Fiberglass Fabric for Corrosion Resistant ISO9001

Fiberglass Yarn EC8-24C5-11

Fiberglass Fabric for Machinery and Metallurgy

Fiberglass Fabric of Excellent Flame-resisting ISO9001

FAQ

Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in the production of electrical tapes. It provides insulation and strength to the tapes, making them suitable for electrical applications where high temperature resistance and dielectric properties are required.

Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making upholstery cushions.

Indeed, high temperatures pose no challenge to fiberglass yarn. Renowned for its exceptional capacity to resist heat, fiberglass is ideal for a myriad of applications that involve exposure to extreme temperatures. In comparison to other textile fibers, fiberglass boasts a melting point of approximately 2000°F (1093°C), a significantly higher threshold. Consequently, fiberglass yarn finds great favor in industries like insulation, aerospace, automotive, and fire protection. Its ability to endure intense heat without warping, melting, or compromising its strength renders it an unwavering material for environments characterized by elevated temperatures.

Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for high-performance applications. Fiberglass yarn is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to heat and chemicals. These properties make it suitable for a wide range of demanding applications where high-performance is required. For example, fiberglass yarn is commonly used in aerospace and automotive industries for making lightweight yet strong components. It is also used in the construction industry for reinforcing concrete structures, as well as in the manufacturing of high-pressure hoses, electrical insulation, and various types of filters. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is often used in the production of sports equipment such as tennis rackets, hockey sticks, and surfboards, where its high-performance characteristics are crucial for ensuring superior performance and durability. Overall, fiberglass yarn is a versatile material that can be effectively utilized in various high-performance applications.

Fiberglass yarn is not biodegradable, but it is recyclable.

Fiberglass yarn performs exceptionally well in terms of electrical insulation. It has high dielectric strength, meaning it can withstand high voltage without conducting electricity. Additionally, fiberglass yarn has excellent thermal stability and resistance to chemicals, making it a reliable choice for electrical insulation applications.

The surface texture of fiberglass yarn plays a crucial role in its adhesion to other materials. A smooth surface texture tends to have weaker adhesion as there is less surface area for bonding. On the other hand, a rough or textured surface provides more contact points for adhesion, resulting in stronger bonds between the fiberglass yarn and other materials.

Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used in the production of curtains and blinds. It is a versatile material that offers durability, strength, and resistance to heat and moisture, making it suitable for use in window coverings. Additionally, fiberglass yarn can be woven into various patterns and textures, offering a wide range of design possibilities for curtains and blinds.