Coated fiberglass tissue is a type of new energy-saving material widely used on surfaces for external or internal wall insulation. It provides a leak-proof, tensile, and moisture-resistant cover. It can be used for ceilings, floors, walls, roof panels, and decorative surfaces, and can be combined with different colors.

Advantages:

• High Strength: Fiberglass provides excellent strength and durability.

• Lightweight: Despite its strength, fiberglass tissue is very lightweight.

• Corrosion Resistance: It has strong resistance to chemicals and environmental factors.

• Waterproof and Moisture-Resistant: The coating enhances its waterproof and moisture-resistant properties.

• Thermal Stability: It maintains stable performance in high-temperature environments.

• Excellent Insulation and Soundproofing: Provides thermal and acoustic insulation in construction and industrial applications.

Applications:

• Construction: Used for roofing, waterproofing layers, walls, and flooring for waterproofing and moisture protection.

• Industrial: Used for pipe wrapping, tank lining, and other industrial equipment needing corrosion protection.

• Composites: As a reinforcing material in FRP (Fiber-Reinforced Plastics), providing structural strength and stability.

• Automotive Manufacturing: Used in car body panels and internal structures for reinforcement and protection.

• Aerospace: Applied in aircraft components for reinforcement and thermal insulation.

Parameters:

Environmental Impact:

Considerations of coated fiberglass tissue on the environment:

• Environmental Performance: Uses environmentally friendly materials and processes, reducing harmful emissions.

• Recyclability: Fiberglass tissue itself is recyclable. After use, it can be processed and recycled.

• Environmental Impact of Production: Low-energy consumption equipment and processes to reduce energy use and carbon emissions. Minimizes waste generation with effective waste treatment.

• Contribution to Environment: Improves building energy efficiency, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Installation Guidelines:

• Construction Methods: Use professional tools for cutting and installing to ensure smooth edges and tight seams.

• Installation Steps:

• Clean the surface to be covered.

• Cut the fiberglass tissue to size.

• Secure with adhesive or mechanical methods.

• Precautions: Avoid extreme weather conditions during installation.Prevent contact with sharp objects.

• Common Issues and Solutions: Check adhesive usage if edges lift or detach and perform repairs.