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Glass Biaxial Fabrics & Tapes
727 Biaxial Tape
17 oz non-woven E-glass fabric. Two layers ±45° fiber orientation are held together by a light stitching. Flat, non-crimped fibers yield reduced print-thru and higher stiffness than woven fabrics. Ideal for repairs, tabbing, and reinforcing.
737 Biaxial Fabric
17 oz non-woven E-glass fabric. Two layers ±45° fiber orientation. For composites, repairs, and reinforcing. Achieves high fiber-to-resin ratio with hand wet out.
738 Biaxial Fabric with Mat
17 oz non-woven E-glass fabric. Two layers ±45° fiber orientation. The same as 737 fabric with a .75 oz/sq ft mat backing. Approximately 23.8 oz/sq yd total fabric weight.
Designed for :
- Durability
- Abrasion Resistance
- Impact Resistance
- Skinning
PROJECT USES:
Create an abrasion and moisture-resistant surface in:
- Fiberglass Repairs
- Architectural Repair/Construction
- Marine
- Structural Applications
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
- Woven E-Glass Fabric
- Color | White
PRODUCT SIZES:
- 727-10 | 17 oz | 4″ wide x 10′ roll
- 727-20 | 17 oz | 4″ wide x 20 yd roll
- 737-20 | 17 oz | 50″ wide x 20 yd roll
- 738-20 | 23.8 oz | 50″ wide x 20 yd roll
Fiberglass Facts
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Laminating
The term “laminating” refers to the process of bonding numbers of relatively thin layers, like plywood, veneers, fabrics, or core material to create a composite. A composite may be any number of layers of the same material or combinations of different materials. Methods of epoxy application and clamping will differ depending on what you are laminating.