E-glass direct roving
3B-the fibreglass company
The strands offer compatibility with most resin systems including polyester, vinyl ester, epoxy, phenolic, polypropylene and polyamide.
Typical end-use processes for Direct Rovings include:
Filament winding to manufacture hollow tubular structures such as pipes, storage tanks, pressure vessels
Pultrusion for composite profiles used in consumer goods, sports and leisure, telecommunications and infrastructure parts
Knitting and weaving where the semi-finished product (fabric) can be used in a wide range of applications (wind energy, marine, transportation sports and leisure and infrastructure)
Using LFT (Long Fibre Thermoplastic) Direct Roving reinforcement in thermoplastic processes enables moulders to produce structural or semi-structural parts for the automotive industry compounding the fibreglass in-line with injection or compression moulding techniques.
