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Fiberglass Mesh from E class fiberglass Yarn in leno and plain weave and coated with an anti-emulsion polymer. It has multiple unique characteristics including high strength, and low weight and is ideally suited for EIFS (Exterior Insulation Finishing System), ETICS (Exterior Thermal Insulation Composite System), Plastering, Stone and marble industry, road construction, waterproofing gypsum, or normal board manufacturing as the best reinforcement. Its corrosion resistance is the most economical fabric.
At Textech, we weave fiberglass fabrics from high quality E-glass fiberglass yarn in thicknesses ranging from 0.025mm to 2mm and in different densities and weave patterns with roll lengths upto 10000 meters. Our fiberglass fabrics are also heat and silane-treated for improved resin compatibility.
Fiberglass Woven Rovings are made from fiberglass direct rovings, which offer excellent laminate properties. They work well with polyester, vinyl, and epoxy resin for hand machine production purposes, such as vessels, boats, plane furniture, automotive parts, etc.
Our Multiaxial fabrics include Biaxial, Triaxial, Uni-Directional, and Quadraxial Fabrics. They are made with partial warp weaving or double bias plies stitched into a single fabric. These fabrics are unique because of their high strength and low weight, which gives off excellent stiffness and improves the fabric’s surface quality.
The mat is a nonwoven material composed of short glass fiber strands. It is soft and can reinforce the surface and improve its smoothness and aesthetics of the surface.
Our fiberglass needle mat is standard, and it is designed to be used on a variety of surfaces. The needle-punched yarn used in the product provides a smooth and even surface that is easy to clean. It has a thickness of 2 and a face weight of 40 oz/yd2. It is resistant to fire, heat, and wear while providing long-lasting durability and stability. It is also straightforward to cut and handle during installation.
These mats are useful for:
It is a thin plastic sheet that has been saturated with glass fibers. It has several advantages over common insulation materials. Unlike other fibrous insulations, which tend to experience expansion and contraction due to changes in humidity, Our Fiberglass Paper only permits slight expansion and contraction when exposed to moisture. This characteristic makes it ideal for use in applications where the walls or ceiling require further support. The Fiberglass Paper will not cause any additional stress on braces or battens during any climate changes.
