Glass Cloth
It is made of continuous C glass or E glass filament texturized yarns.They demonstrate a better insulating properties and greater fullness.Insulating properties depend upon conductivity and radiation and these are influenced by the fabric construction.It is the ideal substitute of the asbestos cloth.It can resist temperatures upto 450c-550c.It is mainly used in all types of thermal insulation and heat protection,Welding blankets and fire curtain and also in expansion joints.The width available is 1000mm and thickness available ranges from 0.5mm to 3mm.
- Woven E-glass fabric for heat shielding and insulation covers
- Withstands continuous temperatures up to around 550°C
- Strong and flexible — drapes over equipment and openings
- A durable substrate for PTFE and silicone coatings
- Supplied in weights from 200 to 600 g/m²
Overview
Glass Cloth is a woven E-glass fabric used for heat shielding, insulation covers, welding protection and as a substrate for PTFE and silicone coatings. It combines high-temperature resistance with strength and flexibility.
It withstands continuous temperatures up to around 550°C and is a durable, asbestos-free base fabric for many fabricated heat products.
Specifications
| Material | E-glass fibre |
|---|---|
| Max Temperature | ~550°C |
| Weight | 200 – 600 g/m² |
| Form | Woven cloth (roll) |
| Property | Coating substrate, asbestos-free |
Applications
Industries Served
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glass Cloth used for?
For heat shields, insulation covers, welding protection and as a base fabric for PTFE/silicone coatings.
What temperature can Glass Cloth handle?
Up to around 550°C continuous.
What weights of Glass Cloth are available?
Common weights run from about 200 to 600 g/m².
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