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Description:
Direct roving is single end of E-glass continuous fiber. Utilized in filament winding and pultrusion, fabrics weaving and woven roving manufacturing. They are compatible with unsaturated polyester(UP), vinylester(VE), epoxy(EP) and phenolic.
Characteristics:
1. Silicane coupling agent.
2. Adopting special designed sizing, rapid wet out, good integrity, even tension.
3. Good abrasion resistance, low fuzz during manufacturing process.
4. Bring high mechanical strength to composites. |
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| Manufactured from E-type glass. Offered as a wound which is produced by winding parallel strips of strand. Free from looping. Features low static electrisation compliance and minor fraying. Very good chopping qualities. Designed for processing by means of open mould spraying with the use of polystyrene resins. Very good wet-out qualities and quick release of air bubbles during laminate moulding process. |
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| Woven roving glass fabrics of KROSGLASS S.A. are produced on weaving looms from rovings ER 3003 and ER 3003 B. These rovings are made of glass fibers of alkali-free boron-aluminium-silica glass of type E (contents of alkali metal oxides less than 1%). The fabrics are made of direct roving having filament diameter 11 ÷ 22 µm (depending on linear mass of the roving used). Rovings with chemical active vinyl-silane or metacrylosilane coating are used in fabric production, thus enabling a direct application of fabrics in production of laminates (no additional operations of surface finishing off are required), and good polymer-to-glass adhesion is ensured. |
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For more than thirty years, Kermel® fibre has had tremendous success in providing innovative solutions for firefighter clothing.
KERMEL has always worked in close relationship with many fire brigades and fire department supply.
KERMEL has developed a very wide range of solutions made out from its Kermel® fibre, from fire resistant knitted underwear to fire suits :
Fire suits
Kermel fire reistant fibre is used in :
- the outer fabric
- the membrane support
- the thermal barrier
- the lining.
These elements are the parts of a multi-layer complex.
The multi-functional nature of this firefighter clothing hinges around four aspects :
- protection
- the integrity of the complex
- comfort
- appearance
Along with our partners, we can offer fire suits made from our fibre which meet the ever-increasing requirements of standard EN 469 in terms of protection, durability and comfort. |
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Kermel fibre is a polyamide-imide, classified as a meta-aramid.
Many assets thanks to its chemical structure:
Non-flammability
It is permanently non-flammable by nature. Industrial protective clothing made from Kermel® aramid fibre thus offers maximum protection at very high temperatures (up to 1,000°C), contrary to protective clothing only treated with a fire-retardant that deteriorates over time.
Thermal insulation
Kermel® aramid fibre is an excellent thermal insulator, providing efficient protection from heat, even in lightweight protective clothing.
Thermostability
Kermel® fabrics are flame stable and protective clothing integrity is maintained for a relatively long time, thus allowing for sufficient egress time.
Resistance to chemicals
The chemical inertness of Kermel® aramid fibres provides efficient protection against the majority of chemical agents, even at high concentrations under the effect of splashing.
Permanent colour
The main advantage of Kermel® over competing fibres is the fact that it is solution-dyed during the manufacturing process. This property allows exceptional color fastness. KERMEL offers a range of over 40 colours for your industrial protective clothing !
Extreme comfort
The fibre's low modulus results in Kermel® aramid fabric and knitwear having unequalled drape, softness and comfort.
Impressive appearance
Kermel® does not pill: industrial protective clothing stay looking perfect over time.
Good mechanical resistance
Its high resistance to abrasion allows for the creation of extremely durable industrial protective clothing, that do not deteriorate during industrial wash cycles. |
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KERMEL, the leading European company on the market of aramid fibres dedicated to protective clothing against heat and flames, has developed a wide range of innovative textile solutions made out of its Kermel fibres.
The main users are:
- fire-fighters
- military and police forces
- personnel working in hazardous environment
Kermel fibre offers protection against very high temperatures and provide an unequalled level of comfort to workwear. |
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Application:
For use typically to reinforce Polyurethane coated (PU) mouldings produced by Structural Reaction Injection Mouldings (SRIM)
Benefits:
Highly deformable; 100% E-glass; no binders; no pre-forming required; easy to handle; consistency of cover. |
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Product Stability:
BASALTEX Products have not been designed for full external exposure conditions and cannot be guaranteed for use in such situations. However, these BASALTEX products have considerable tolerance to damp conditions and occasional water immersion. After drying out, the product will give the same level of performance as the original sample. |
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3B Milled Fibres are Advantex™ glass filaments coated with a specific sizing to enhance resin compatibility and grinded to a specified density, which is determined by the input glass and milling process conditions.
3B Milled Fibres filament diameters are defined by the input glass materials used.
Two general product forms exist: powder and floccular (cotton-like appearance). Typically, the powdery form has shorter fibre length than the floccular form.In the powder form moulders obtain good flowability with a high bulk density and benefit from increased productivity. When a lower bulk density is required the floccular product form with longer glass filaments is used.
Both product forms offer excellent dimensional stability, shrinkage control, high modulus and acid resistance.
3B Milled Fibres are designed for use in a variety of thermoplastics, thermosets and putties for applications in the automotive, electrical, consumer, construction and aerospace markets. |
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The E-glass SMC roving is varied for Class A, structure and boiling resistance type. It's one of quick wet out and et through. Compatible with unsaturated polyester(UP), vinlyester(VE). They are widely utilized in manufacturing spare parts and body of automobile, electronics, shell of instruments, wall panel of construction, profile and water tank panel.
Characteristics:
1. Silicane coupling agent, bring composite high mechanical strength and boiling resistance.
2. Adopting special designed sizing, low static, rare fuzz and fly fiber, good choppability, less consumption of cutter blade and rubber roller.
3. Excellent dispersion,fiber spreads even and no bulk or pile accumulated.
4. Excellent wet out and et through , low fluff in SMC sheet. |
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Description:
CPIC's multi-end continuous roving for filament winding and pultrusion process. It's manufactured under special sizing and process and mainly utilized in various of FRP profile, rod, FW pipe and storage tank ect. They can match high speed process while FW and pultrusion activity. They are compatible with unsaturated polyester(UP), vinylester(VE) and epoxy(EP).
Characteristics:
1. Adopted coupling agent.
2. Adopting special designed sizing, rapid wet out, good integrity, even tension.
3. Good integrity, low fuzz, good abrasion resistance, high filament strength.
4. Bring composite excellent electronic insulation and high mechanical strength. |
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| AGY produces conventional or multi-end roving products from S-2 Glass fibers. These roving products are typically used for composite reinforcement applications where high performance fiber reinforcement is required. S-2 Glass Rovings are produced in a variety of constructions, varying by total linear density and by the type of size system applied to the fibers. The products are broken down by the size system and its resin compatibilities. There are 4 families of S-2 Glass Roving products - 365 rovings, 449 rovings, 463 rovings, and 933 rovings. These roving products are described with the size chemistry number followed by the nominal yield in yards per pound. |
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TMI, LLC (Trading & Manufacturing Industries) headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania offers an extensive line of polyester reinforced laminted vinyl. It is in stock and ready for shipment anywhere on the globe.
We stock the 10oz , 13oz, and 18.5oz.. The stock colors are White, Black, Royal/Ocean Blue, Forest Green, Yellow, and Red. Custom colors can be ordered and we provide a custom color match service upon request.
This material is extremely strong and durable, high tensile and tear strength, anti-mildew and U.V. treatments, plus fire-rated to NFPA-701. Blanket orders are available.
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ZenTron high strength roving is a single-end S-2 Glass roving product that consists of numerous L or T Filament continuous glass strands gathered without mechanical twist into a single bundle and treated with one of two epoxy-compatible size systems.
ZenTron is suitable for a number of composite and non-composite processes and applications, including weaving, filament winding, pultrusion, and texturizing. The 758 size system was developed for composite and reinforcement applications, while the 721B size system was developed for texturizing and thermal applications.
ZenTron products are described with the size chemistry designator as well as the nominal yield in yards per pound.
There are two families of ZenTron products - L Filament and T Filament. |
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This overlay is a non woven fabric.
It improves the aspect of laminates when applied on direct contact with the mould or on a gel coat.
This non woven overlay has a high porosity and elongation which improves good air and resin flow. |
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Depending on the requirements, you can choose between Viledon® surfacing veils made from:
textile glass fibers
- C-glass
- E-glass
- ECR-glass
and synthetic fibers
- polyacrylonitrile
- polyester |
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Fibers, Fabrics for Composite Materials
