Heavy Duty PU Coated Fiberglass Fabric For Welding Splash Blanket
Polyurethane(PU) coating fiberglass fabric is woven by high strength E-glass fiber glass filament yarn.
Then it is coated with a specially polyurethane coating on two
sides. It also has excellent features of fire-proof, abrasion
resistant, anti-chemical, oil resistant and splash protection.
Total weight of this pu coated fabric is 700g/m2. Base cloth is 666
satin woven fiberglass fabric with 600gsm mass per unit and 0.6mm
thickness. Coating on both sides are 50g/m2 white PU each side.
PU coated glass fiber cloth are capable of resisting instantaneous temperature up to 1100 degree Celsius. So it is very suitable for welding splash protection blanket/curtain.
Specification
| Total weight | 600 g/m2+50g/m2+50g/m2 |
| Thickness | 0.7 mm |
| Color | White PU |
| Temperature | Coating: -50℃ to +260℃ |
| Coating | Polyurethane Coating On Both Sides |
| Width | 1270mm |
Features
- PU coated on both sides
- Resist 1100℃ instantaneously
- Anti chemical corrosion, resist most acids
- Oil resistant
- Waterproofing (it is washable)
- Resist high temperature between -70°C--260°C
Application
- Welding/Fire Blankes
- Welding Curtains/Pads
- Engineering Thermal Insulation Jackets
- Fire Safe Doors
- Turbine Insulation
- Pipe Sleeving
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Superiority of the base cloth
Among reinforcements application, fiber glass fabrics continue to
be the most common-used reinforcement in the composite industry.
Fiberglass are the least expensive among reinforcements and
easy-handling. What's more, when combined with resin, glass fiber
fabrics offer high strength, light weight and excellent cosmetics.
If want to select a fiberglass fabric for industrial use, a lot of
cpecification may be considered. These are broken down into four
basic variables: Yarn weight, thread count, weave pattern and
fabric finish.
The wide range of fiber glass yarn weights, as well as the yarn
counts provide the base for fabric design. Yarn weight combined
with thread count decides the strength, weight and thickness of the
fabric.
Basic weave type are used in the manufacture of fiber glass cloth.
For industrial purposes there are five basic patterns: Plain,
Twill, Satin, Leno and Basket.
Construction is decided by the number of warp yarns and fill yarns
per inch of the fabric and by the weave pattern.
Finish of fiberglass fabric, most applications require fiber glass
fabric be used with a coating material. For compatibility with
resins coatings, organic finish or after treatment.
