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The versatility of glass as a fiber makes it a unique industrial textile material. Fiber glass in fabric form offers an excellent combination of properties from high strength to fire resistance. Wide ranges of yarn sizes and weave patterns provide huge number of design potential allowing the end user to choose the best combination for material performance, economics and product flexibility.
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Designed for a wide range of applications, Taconic TFE-GLASS™ Fabric is available in several grades to match specific performance requirements. TFE-GLASS™ exhibits the following high-performance characteristics:
Non-stick surface
Excellent temperature resistance: from -100°F - +500°F (-73°C - +260°C)
Chemically inert
High tensile strength
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Texindustria® offers an extremely wide range of dry fabrics and tapes in carbon, aramid, HT polyethylene, E - S and R glass fibres, and unidirectional and multi-axial materials, as well as hybrid fabric such as carbon/glass, carbon/aramid, aramid/glass, polyethylene/glass.
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Texindustria® offers an extremely wide range of dry fabrics and tapes in carbon, aramid, HT polyethylene, E - S and R glass fibres, and unidirectional and multi-axial materials, as well as hybrid fabric such as carbon/glass, carbon/aramid, aramid/glass, polyethylene/glass.
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Texindustria® offers an extremely wide range of dry fabrics and tapes in carbon, aramid, HT polyethylene, E - S and R glass fibres, and unidirectional and multi-axial materials, as well as hybrid fabric such as carbon/glass, carbon/aramid, aramid/glass, polyethylene/glass.
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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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ST 70FR - Fire Retardant Glass Structural SPRINT®
- Award winning SPRINT® matrix
- BS476 parts 6 & 7 - best possible “Class 0” Rating
- BS6853 Annex B2 - R = 0.90 - 1.20
- Low smoke toxicity
- Suitable for rail, marine and civil engineering structures
- Self extinguishing
- Halogen-free
- 70C Curable
- Suitable for Lloyds and MCA Compliant Structures
- Suitable for monolithic and sandwich structures
- Long outlife at room temperature
- Excellent laminate quality, from vacuum-only processing
- Fire retardant : meets FAR25.853 12 second & 60 second vertical burn
: meets MVSS 302
ST70FR is part of the range of SPRINT® products. This unique product range provides technically and commercially competitive engineering materials, ideal for use either solely, or in conjunction with other products from within the product range along with other SP products from Gurit.
ST70FR is a fire retardant hot melt, Diuron free epoxy SPRINT®. This is ideally suited to the manufacture of thick sections requiring fire protection. It can be cured at temperatures as low as 70°C, but can also be used for the rapid manufacture of components through its 25-minute cure at 120°C. All of this can be achieved together with an outlife of 28 days at 21°C.
ST70FR is designed for vacuum bag processing and offers excellent mechanical performance on glass fibre reinforcements. Currently ST70FR is manufactured into a Single Sided SPRINT® structure primarily with fibreglass reinforcements such as woven WRE581T, WRE850T fabrics and multiaxial XE905 and QE1174 stitched fabrics. Other styles will be available to order.
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EP137
- Fiber reinforced thermosetting preimpregnated materials for aircraft parts(e.g.passenger floor).
- Woven fabric of E-glass filament yarn Style 0180, 48 g/m2, plain weave, preimpregnated with 40% epoxy resin EP137 (125°).
- Low-smoke, highly toughened and self-extinguishing epoxy resin system
- Very good FST behaviour
- Excellent adhesion to core materials
- Improved storage conditions at -5°C
EP137-03-40 consists of a E-glass fabric Style 0180, impregnated with the epoxy resin EP137. The highly-toughened resin matrix is a 125°C curing system with a high flameretardancy and low smoke behaviour at fire and provides excellent properties such as high interlaminar shear strength, adjustable tackiness and retarded flow during processing.
The prepreg is perfectly suitable to complement high performance light-weight composite structures meeting the highest requirements of structural interior applications as such as the passenger floor where it is used as a top layer to avoid electro-galvanic corrosion of carbon structure with aluminium and improve overall impact behaviour of the panels.
Both monolithic and sandwich structures can be easily manufactured with this prepreg. The curing can be performed by press, vacuum and autoclave moulding at a temperature range between 120°C and 155°C and a pressure of at least 0.07 MPa.
Such composite structures can be exposed easily to temperatures in the range of -55°C up to +90°C.
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L-501 is a 250°F (121°C) curing, high peel strength, flame retardant, epoxy prepreg available on fiberglass fabrics such as 7781 style or other styles as requested. L-501 is intended to be used as a single ply or multiple ply skin for aramid/phenolic honeycomb, aluminum honeycomb or PVC foam core sandwich panels.
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Nelcote Advanced Composite Prepregs
> Global manufacturing and supply chain management experience - Park's 50 years in Advanced Materials
> Structural design databases, including FAA accepted AGATE design allowables for key composite materials
> Nelcote composite materials are available in a variety of reinforcements and product forms including broadgoods, unidirectional tapes, biased tapes and molding compounds
> A broad range of resin chemistries are available including epoxy, polyester and phenolic resins
> Customer focused company with a history of proven successes with large and small customers
> Quality Management System Based on ISO 9002 and AS 9000 standards and procedures
> Extensive technical, research and development resources
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LC311 is a low temperature curing variant of LC310. It is a high performance polyester prepreg that is used in a wide variety of applications including but not limited to: ballistics, structural components, recreation equipment and radomes. LC311 has an outstanding combination of strength and toughness. LC311 cures below 200ºF.
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Nelcote Advanced Composite Prepregs
> Global manufacturing and supply chain management experience - Park's 50 years in Advanced Materials
> Structural design databases, including FAA accepted AGATE design allowables for key composite materials
> Nelcote composite materials are available in a variety of reinforcements and product forms including broadgoods, unidirectional tapes, biased tapes and molding compounds
> A broad range of resin chemistries are available including epoxy, polyester and phenolic resins
> Customer focused company with a history of proven successes with large and small customers
> Quality Management System Based on ISO 9002 and AS 9000 standards and procedures
> Extensive technical, research and development resources
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* All cloth tapes are strong and offer good conformability
* All cloth tapes from Advance Tapes have non-corrosive adhesives keeping any reaction with the surface applied down to a minimum
* Some cloth tapes will peel clean from surfaces, usually polycoated tapes perform better in this respect although surfaces should be tested if this is critical
* If you wish to write on the tape for identification purposes, uncoated cloth tapes may be the best choice. Alternatively, tapes with a matt surface will perform better than gloss coated tapes. Please request a sample to test if this is an important factor in choosing the tape
* Cloth tapes should be applied at between +10°C and +40°C
* Surfaces should also be as clean and dry with any loose material and dust removed as far as possible
* Tapes should be stored at a temperature of no lower than +5°C. If tape is left in a van or unheated warehouse in the winter months, it will need time to warm up prior to application
* The most popular colours for cloth tapes are black, silver and white. For a much wider range of colours, polycoated tapes offer the best choice.
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Taconic TAC-TAPES™ are constructed with high-quality adhesives and backing materials to deliver superior performance. A choice of silicone or acrylic adhesives is available on most Taconic TAC-TAPES™. Benefits include:
Optimal release
Low friction
Electrical insulation
Dimensional stability
Excellent temperature resistance:
Acrylic adhesive: -40°F - +350°F (-40°C - +177°C)
Silicone adhesive: -100°F - +500°F (-73°C - +260°C)
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This family of rugged cloth tapes provide adhesion to most surfaces in a variety of environments, including moisture and UV. Specific tapes may be used in specialty applications, like outdoors, offering clean removal for up to 6 months.
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