Fiberglass fabrics are made from glass fibers with a temperature tolerance of 550 degrees Celsius and are divided into two groups: plain and coated fabrics. Coating with various polymers such as Teflon or silicone is done to prevent air or moisture from passing through the fabric pores.
100g fiberglass fabric - with E-glass grade:
Because of its white appearance and thinness, this product is also called silk fabric. The weight of the rolls of this fabric is 20 kilos and the length of each roll is 200 meters.
200g fiberglass fabric - with C-glass grade:
Because of its white appearance and thinness, this product is also called silk fabric. The weight of the rolls of this fabric is 20 kilos and the length of each roll is 100 meters.
430g fiberglass fabric – C-glass grade:
Each roll of this fabric weighs 20 kilograms and is 100 meters long.
Fiberglass fabric thickness 1.5 and 3:
These fabrics are the most widely used among other fiberglass fabrics. Usually, the weight of these fabrics is 50 kilograms and their length is 100 meters.
Silicone fiberglass fabric is produced in two forms: single-sided silicone and double-sided silicone. 430-gram fabric is used to produce this product. In single-sided silicone fiberglass fabric, approximately 80 grams of gray silicone is used per square meter, and in double-sided silicone fiberglass fabric, the amount of silicone used per square meter is 130 grams. The rolls of this product are 50 meters long.
In these fabrics, aluminum foil is attached to one side of the fabric, which causes heat to radiate outward and prevents heat from passing through the fabric. In fact, it reduces heat transfer and, due to conductivity, causes heat to spread across the surface of the fabric. These fabrics are mostly available in thicknesses of 0.5, 0.8, 1.5, and 3 mils.
Teflon polymer is used to coat this type of fabric and is produced in two forms: plain and adhesive backed. The most commonly used thicknesses of this fabric are 0.13 and 0.25. They are packaged in 50 meter rolls.