520GSM Satin Anti-High Temperature Fiberglass Cloth

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO
• Application: Wall/Roof Covering Cloth, Filter Cloth
• Model NO.: BWT520
• Surface Treatment: Silicon Coated
• Weave Type: Plain Woven
• Fiberglass Type: E-Glass
• Alkali Content: E-Glass
• Sio2 Content: >=96%
• Loss of Ignation: Less 4%
• Withstand Continuous Temperature: 900 Degree Celsius
• Area Weight: 520G/M2
• Thickness: 0.4mm
• Type: Fiberglass Cloth
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: A grade
• Trademark: UNION
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7019
• Production Capacity: 3000000m2/Month

Product Description

Product Description

High silica fiberglass is inorganic fiber that contents more than 96% of SiO2. It's resistant to high temperature, soft point 1700º C, long term service temperature 900º C. It can work 10 minutes at 1450º C and keep good state at 1600º C for 15 seconds. Because of its properties of chemical stability, high temperature resistance and corrossion resistant, it widely used in aerospace, metallurgy, chemical, construction, fire control industry, etc.

High silica fiberglass fabric has properties of high strength, easy to process, wide application, used as material for high temperature resistant, ablation resistant, insulation and heat preversation. The thickness is from 0.1 to 1.5mm, weave can be plain or satin, coating is available by customer's order.
Woven roving is a fabric made by interweaving roving and is mainly used for hand lay-up of large, high-strength FRP products such as boats, railroad carriages, storage tanks and architectural structures, etc.. The size system of Woven Roving is silane and compatibility with polyester, Vinylester and Epoxy.
 

Technical Data Sheet

 

Item		Specification	Test result
Weight per unit area ( g/m2 )		520±40
SiO2 content  ( % )		≥96%	97.2
Thickness (mm)		0.4±0.06
Texitile density Ends/cm	Warp	18
	Weft	15
Tensile strength at break (N/2.5cm)	Warp	≥530
	Weft	≥430
Width	mm	91.4±2.5	93.1

 





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