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fiberglass fabric roll
Versatile Composite Reinforcement
This fiberglass fabric roll is produced from continuous E-glass filaments with a balanced weave architecture, offering a broad range of areal weights from 80 g/m² to 800 g/m² and thicknesses from 0.06 mm to 0.85 mm. The fabric provides tensile strength ranging from 180 MPa to 400 MPa, depending on the weight and weave pattern. Available in plain, twill, and satin weaves, the material is compatible with polyester, vinylester, epoxy, and phenolic resin systems. The roll format ensures efficient handling and consistent quality across applications including marine construction, automotive components, wind energy, and infrastructure reinforcement. The fabric operates continuously from –60°C to +550°C, providing reliable performance across diverse environmental conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Plain weave offers the highest stability and is most cost-effective, suitable for general-purpose laminates. Twill weave provides better drapeability and conformability to curved surfaces, making it ideal for complex shapes. Satin weave offers the best surface finish and drape but has slightly lower stability, used for high-performance cosmetic applications.
Lightweight fabrics (80–200 g/m²) are suitable for surfacing layers, cosmetic applications, and thin laminates. Medium weights (200–400 g/m²) provide balanced strength and handling for general-purpose laminates. Heavy weights (400–800 g/m²) are used for structural reinforcement, thick laminates, and applications requiring high strength per layer.
Yes, the fabric is compatible with hand lay-up, spray-up, vacuum infusion, RTM, and prepreg processes. For vacuum infusion, use fabrics with open weave patterns and ensure proper flow medium placement. For hand lay-up, all weave types work effectively with appropriate resin application techniques.
The fabric exhibits good resistance to weathering when properly protected with compatible resin systems. For outdoor applications, use vinylester or epoxy resins with UV-stable formulations. The fabric's glass fiber composition resists degradation from sunlight, humidity, and temperature cycling when adequately encapsulated in the resin matrix.
