Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

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Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction


Fiberglass Fabric Introduction:

Fiberglass fabric is weaved by high quality fiberglass,as a kind of engineering material,which is

many excellent characteristics:

flame-resisting,corrosion resistant,high strength,heat resistance.stable structure,good chemical resistance,durability.

Fiberglass Fabric Features:

Warp and weft yarns are parallel arrangement as flat situation, with uniform tension;

Fiber is aligned with large consistency, stable and easy operation;

Good moldability, fast and complete wet out in resins, resulting in high productivity;

Good transparency and high strength of composite products.

Fiberglass Fabric Specification:

 

mark

Fiber consistency(ends/ cm)

 

Area weight (g/ m2)

 

 

Thick-ness (mm)

 

 

Width (cm)

 

 

Length (mm)

Breaking strength(N)≥

 

 

weave


Warp direction

Weft direction

Warp direction

Weft direction


EW200

16

12

200±20

0.2

90-130

300-1200

980

980



EW210

16

12

200±20

0.21

90-130

300-1200

1080

1080

Twill weave


 

Plain weave


EWR360

3.2

1.8

354±18

0.35

50-300

100

2000

2000


EW280

16

10

280±28

0.26

90-130

300-1200

1800

1800


EW300

14

10

320±32

0.3

90-130

300-1200

1500

1500



EW430

20

12

420±42

0.43

90-130

300-1200

2000

2000

Broken twill


EWR136

10

10

136±13

0.136

100

200

850

850

 

 

 

 

Plain weave


EWR200

8

7

200±20

0.21

100

200

1200

1200


EWR400

3.6

3.2

400±30

0.4

100

50-100

2500

2500


EWR600

2.6

2.5

600±50

0.6

100

40KG

4000

4000


EWR580

2.5

2.3

576±29

0.58

100

40KG

3850

3850


EWR800

1.8

1.8

800±60

0.8

100

40KG

4600

4600


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Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

Fiberglass Fabric for Pipeline Ductile Conjunction

Fiberglass Fabric Usage:

E-glass woven roving is a schistose double faces reinforcement fabric that is weaved into from roving in directly.

E-glass fiber fabric (thin fabrics with thickness from 0.025 to 0.09mm) is suitable for electrical isolation mica product, wax cloth as the reinforcement materials.

E-glass woven roving applys to all kinds of polyester reinforcement system, (such as unsaturated polyester resin, vinylite,epoxy resin and phenolic resin.

E-glass woven roving is a high performance reinforcement material. It is widely used in hand lay-up and machinery processing products, (such as vessel, container, airplane and vehicle component, furniture, athletic facilities and other industry.

FAQ

1.Package of Fiberglass Fabric?

Fiberglass fabric is wound on a paper tube with inner diameters of 50. 8, 76 or 152mm. Each roll is wrapped in a plastic bag, then to be packed in a carton box. The rolls are to be horizontally placed.

Width (cm): 90, 100, 127

Length (m): 100, 200, 300, 400

2.Storage of Fiberglass Fabric?

Store rolls in a cool, dry location

Protect rolls from weather and other damage.

3.If sample available if needed?

We aim to offer our customer best Products&Service,samples are allowed if necessary.


Q:
No, fiberglass yarn is not suitable for use in chemical reactors.
Q:
Low electrical conductivity properties are typically exhibited by fiberglass yarn. This is due to the fact that fiberglass is composed of non-metallic glass fibers that do not easily conduct electricity. The non-conductive characteristics of fiberglass make it an excellent choice for applications that require electrical insulation. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that the electrical conductivity of fiberglass yarn can differ depending on the unique composition and structure of the yarn. Certain fiberglass yarns may incorporate conductive additives or coatings to boost their electrical conductivity for particular purposes.
Q:
Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making rugs.
Q:
With its unique properties, fiberglass yarn proves to be an exceptional material for lightweight construction. Its incredibly lightweight nature makes it an ideal choice for situations where reducing weight is a top priority. Furthermore, fiberglass yarn boasts a high strength-to-weight ratio, allowing it to provide impressive strength and durability without adding unnecessary bulk or weight to the final product. This characteristic is especially advantageous in industries like aerospace, automotive, and marine, where lightweight materials play a crucial role in improving fuel efficiency and overall performance. The versatility of fiberglass yarn also enables manufacturers to easily manipulate and shape it, resulting in the creation of intricate lightweight structures with ease. Ultimately, fiberglass yarn excels in the realm of lightweight construction, striking the perfect balance between strength, durability, and weight reduction.
Q:
Yes, fiberglass yarn can be used for making upholstery pillows. Fiberglass yarn is known for its durability, strength, and resistance to wear and tear. These properties make it an excellent choice for manufacturing upholstery pillows, as they need to withstand daily use and retain their shape and structure over time. Fiberglass yarn can provide the necessary support and stability to the pillows, ensuring they maintain their form and provide optimum comfort. Additionally, fiberglass yarn is also fire-resistant, which is an important characteristic for upholstery products. However, it is important to note that fiberglass yarn can be rough and may cause skin irritation, so it should be properly covered with a fabric or other suitable materials before being used in upholstery pillows.
Q:
Yes, fiberglass yarn is highly resistant to pilling or fuzzing. Unlike natural fibers such as cotton or wool, fiberglass yarn is made from synthetic materials that are extremely durable and do not easily break or fray. This makes it highly resistant to the formation of pills or fuzz on the surface of the yarn. Additionally, the smooth and sleek nature of fiberglass yarn further prevents the accumulation of loose fibers or lint. As a result, fiberglass yarn maintains its original appearance and texture for a longer period of time, making it an excellent choice for products that require high resistance to pilling or fuzzing, such as upholstery fabrics, outdoor textiles, or industrial applications.
Q:
Fiberglass yarn offers a range of deniers, which indicate the thickness or fineness of the individual fibers within the yarn. Options for deniers include 300D, 600D, and 1200D. The denier of fiberglass yarn is determined by weighing 9000 meters of the yarn in grams. Lower deniers, like 300D, represent a finer and lighter yarn, while higher deniers, such as 1200D, imply a thicker and heavier yarn. When deciding on the denier for fiberglass yarn, it is important to consider the specific application and desired properties. Finer deniers are suitable for applications that require flexibility, softness, and a smoother appearance. Conversely, higher deniers are preferred for applications that necessitate strength, durability, and resistance to abrasion. Additionally, it is noteworthy that the denier of fiberglass yarn can impact other characteristics such as tensile strength, heat resistance, and electrical conductivity. Therefore, selecting the appropriate denier for fiberglass yarn requires careful consideration of the specific requirements of its intended use to ensure optimal performance.
Q:
Fiberglass yarn is known for its excellent resistance to solvents, making it a preferred choice in various applications where exposure to solvents is likely. Compared to other materials, such as cotton or nylon, fiberglass yarn exhibits superior resistance to solvents. This is primarily due to the chemical composition of fiberglass, which consists of a reinforced form of glass fibers. These glass fibers are composed of silica, a highly inert material that is less susceptible to chemical interactions with solvents. In contrast, materials like cotton or nylon may have a lower resistance to solvents. Cotton fibers, for example, are more prone to swelling or deteriorating when exposed to certain solvents, which can lead to a loss of strength or integrity. Nylon, although generally more solvent-resistant than cotton, can still be affected by certain solvents and may experience some swelling or degradation over time. On the other hand, fiberglass yarn's resistance to solvents allows it to maintain its strength, durability, and dimensional stability even when exposed to various solvents. This makes it highly suitable for applications that involve contact with solvents, such as chemical processing, insulation, filtration, or even in the production of composite materials. Additionally, its resistance to solvents also contributes to its ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions and chemical exposures, making it a dependable choice in industries where chemical resistance is crucial. Overall, fiberglass yarn surpasses other materials in terms of resistance to solvents, providing a reliable and durable solution for applications requiring such properties.
Q:
The common densities or specific gravities of fiberglass yarn typically range from 2.5 to 2.7 grams per cubic centimeter.
Q:
Fiberglass yarn is generally not recognized for its capacity to wick away moisture. Unlike natural fibers like cotton or wool, fiberglass lacks the capability to absorb and transfer moisture from the skin. Rather, it tends to repel moisture and may feel less cozy when in contact with sweat or other forms of moisture. Therefore, if moisture-wicking is a crucial aspect, it is generally advised to choose fabrics crafted from natural fibers or synthetic materials specifically engineered for moisture control.

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