Textured Fireproof Heat Insulation Fiberglass Cloth With SS Wire Reinforcement

Textured Fireproof Glass Fabric Heat Insulation Fiberglass Cloth with SS Wire Reinforcement

Product Description

Steel wire reinforced fiberglass cloth, as the name suggests, is a composite fabric material. It is not made from a single raw material, but through precise craftsmanship, two core materials are organically combined together:

1. Fiberglass base fabric: This is the basic skeleton of the material. Usually woven from countless extremely fine glass fiber filaments. These glass fibers themselves have inorganic properties, such as incombustibility, corrosion resistance, aging resistance, and high tensile strength. After being woven into fabric, a soft, machinable, and easy to lay substrate is formed.

2. High strength steel wire: This is the reinforcement of the material's "muscles and bones". Specially made steel wires with high elastic modulus and excellent tensile strength are usually selected, embedded or tightly bonded with glass fiber layers in a specific latitude and longitude arrangement (such as a grid). The main purpose of adding steel wire is to significantly improve the material's tear resistance, impact resistance, and overall load-bearing capacity under stress, and effectively control its deformation.

Features

1. Good dimensional stability: The material is less affected by temperature and humidity changes, has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and can maintain long-term stability in shape and size. It is suitable for occasions that require dimensional accuracy.

2. Excellent corrosion resistance: Glass fiber itself has good resistance to most chemicals such as acids, alkalis, and salts, which makes composite materials stable in most corrosive environments (non strong hydrofluoric acid or strong alkali long-term effects) and have a long service life. If stainless steel wire is used, the corrosion resistance is better.

3. Impact resistance and fatigue resistance: The addition of steel wire significantly improves the brittleness of pure glass fiber materials, enhancing their ability to resist dynamic impact and repeated loads (fatigue resistance).

4. Non flammability and insulation: Glass fiber is an inorganic material that does not burn and can have a flame retardant effect. It has good electrical insulation performance.

5. Design and adaptability: By adjusting the thickness and weaving density of glass fibers, the diameter and material of steel wires (such as galvanized and stainless steel), as well as the mesh size and weaving structure (plain weave, diagonal weave, etc.), products that meet different strength, flexibility, aperture, and weather resistance requirements can be produced.

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