Zirconia 14.5% AR fiberglass mesh Good stableness

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Specifications

AR Fiberglass Mesh is used in External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems. Reinforce wall and prevent cracks.

AR Fiberglass Mesh

Properties

Good stableness

Good cohesion with concret

High strength,elastic modulus uo to 80.4Gpa

High alkali resistant

Strain breking point

Technical characteristics

Breaking strength AR remained strength rate(JG158-2004)

Warp Weft Warp Weft

Application

It is used for layout,coating or mechanical formed GRC

It is used in roof waterproof and gypsum`marble.mosaic or board reinforcement.

Reinforced material o finrernal and external and external insulation system of wall.Especailly for exernal ther,al insulation composite systems.it can reinforce wall and precent cracks.itis an ideal engineering material in construcrion.

PACKING

Each 50m/100m/200(negotiable)roll of huierjie at scrim is supplied on a 50mm diameter cardoard tube and protected by plolyethylene shrink wrap.roll dianter 18cm/24.5/cm/28.5cm.

36 rolls are loaded vertically on a wooden pallet of dimensions 113cm*113cm(totalheight 11

3cm).Each complete pallet is protected by polyethylene shrink-wrap.toallow double stacking,a plywood sheet may beokaced across the top of the lower paller.

The approximate net weight of one paller is 290kg,gross weighe for 225kg.It is possible to pack 20pallers in a 20container.

Quality

Huierjie ar glassfibre scrim is manufactured under a Quality Managerment System approved to ISO 9001:2000.

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