24 Oz Fiberglass Woven Roving, 9", Approx. 50 Linyd, Factory Seconds - Reduced on 2040-parts.com
Allendale, South Carolina, United States
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FACTORY SECONDS - AT REDUCED RATES
24 oz fiberglass woven Roving, 9" leno to leno, approx. 150 ft/ roll, approx. 19 lb/ roll, approx. The product is new. However, we consider it as factory seconds. while it stays in its tolerances for any application, it has some weave errors, which you will not see in the final application when covered with resin and painted. Weave errors can be: - broken string - broken thread at the edge called Leno - one side has short feathered edge, the other is much longer, which can be easily fixed by trimming with scissors it really is more esthetic and appearance than actual technical difficiencies. We could fix these errors, but it would not be feasible to sell it at industrial level. Therefore we offer these unfixed at significantly reduced prices. These items are ideal for body shops, home applications, tank repairs. MORE INFORMATION: Made in USA. In our own small weaving facility in Allendale South Carolina, we proudly manufacture this product. THE PRODUCT YOU ARE BUYING HAS FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS: 9 inch WIDE, approx. 150 FT long. Style Glass Fiber Woven Roving 24 oz Description: E-Glass Woven Rovings are designed for reinforcement applications. They are the standard for almost all fiberglass reinforcement applications. Since E-Glass is manufactured in very high volume, it is also the most affordable Glass. Physical Properties: Filament Diameter (mcm) 18 Density (y.p.p) (warp) 207 Density (y.p.p) (fill) 207 Oz (syd) nominal 24, actual 25 Tolerances (%) standard + - 10 Strand Tensile Strength (MPa) 2100 Strand Tensile Modulus (GPa) 69 - 76 Bulk Glass Density (g/cm(3)) 2.55-2.58 Softening Point (degrees F) 1555 Binder: multi resin compatible Recommended Uses: Leisure (pool, boat, surfboard, snowboard, kanoe, etc) septic tanks, panels, blades, car boddy repair, hobby , molds, fiberglass reinforcement products, in general Please ask our experienced Technical Sales for detailed information or for new developments. We appreciate your consideration! |
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