Woven Glass Fibre Cloth 200 g/m²
Woven Glass Fibre Cloth 200 g/m²
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Delivery to Netherlands: usually within 1 working day
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Woven glass fibre cloth 200 g/m² is thinner and finer than triaxial glass fibre cloth and drapes better around an object, giving a better, smoother finish.
Please bear in mind that glass fibre does not stretch. If you use it to make silicone more tear-resistant, the silicone will lose its stretch!
Glass fibre is very strong and often the most economical solution, which is why it is the most popular choice for laminating.
Glass fibre has a higher breaking point than carbon fibre and is more flexible. Carbon fibre, however, is stronger.
Glass fibre conducts heat and electricity very poorly or not at all. Electromagnetic signals are also barely affected by glass fibres. This makes glass fibre very popular for applications involving electronics, antennas, etc.
This is a woven fabric and can therefore be used with epoxy, acrylic resin, polyurethane, polyester and vinyl ester.
This glass fabric adds rigidity to laminates and other sandwich constructions.
A woven structure is stronger than a bonded mat, and a woven fabric absorbs considerably less resin than a non-woven glass fibre fabric. As a result, laminates made with woven glass fibre cloth (of roughly the same g/m²) ultimately produce lighter and stronger structures than laminates made with glass fibre mats.
Specifications
- Areal weight: 200 g/m2
- Width: 1250 mm
- Thickness: 0.5 mm
- Weave: plain, square
- Process: vacuum-assisted hand lay-up, hand lay-up, RTM, infusion
- Suitable for: acrylic resin, polyester, vinyl ester, epoxy resin, polyurethane/PU
- Resin consumption: 300 g/m²
Safety
Glass fibre is made of glass. This means that microscopic glass splinters are released when processing the material and when machining the finished product later on. These irritate the skin and eyes and are particularly harmful to the lungs if inhaled. We therefore recommend wearing a dust mask and sturdy gloves.
If the mat has already been impregnated with resin, we also recommend wearing a mask with a gas filter to protect against released vapours, and working in a well-ventilated area.
Frequently asked questions
What is the delivery time for my order?
Orders placed and paid on working days are in most cases shipped the same day. Weekend orders are processed on the next working day.
Indicative delivery times: Netherlands usually within 1 working day, Belgium and Germany typically 1–2 working days, other countries depending on destination and carrier. These are guidelines, not guarantees: peak periods, public holidays or carrier delays can have an effect.
What is the return policy?
You have 30 days to return after receipt. Email info@siliconesandmore.com within 30 days of delivery with your name and order number. The full conditions are in our return policy.
How can I track my order?
As soon as your order has shipped, you'll receive a track & trace code by email. It can take up to 24 hours before the code is active.
I have a problem with my order – how do I reach you?
Contact us via our contact page or email info@siliconesandmore.com. We're happy to help you quickly.
Can I order as a business?
Yes. Apply for a business account; we review your application within 3 working days. After that you order while logged in and pay on invoice, with payment terms of 14 days after delivery.
EU businesses outside the Netherlands with a valid VAT number order with VAT reverse-charged (0%, intra-community supply). The VAT number is stored in your business account; it cannot be added to an order after it has been placed.