Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat for Composition 225G/M2 Basic Info
Model NO.: STR187
Technique: Chopped Strand Fiberglass Mat (CSM)
Fiberglass Mats Fiberglass Type: E-Glass
Width: 1m to 3m
Specification: CE
HS Code: 70195900
Fiberglass Mats Certification: ISO, SGS
Mat Type: Combination Mat
Weight: 225g
Fiberglass Mats Material: Eglass or C-Glass
Transport Package: Carton or Pallet
Origin: China
Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat for Composition 225G/M2 Product Description
Our Chopped Strand Mat is fine strand reinforcement material made from E-glass cut fibers laid in a random pattern and bonded with powder or emulsion binder. It is specially designed for hand lay-up and continuous laminating process. It is easy to handle and has excellent molding performance.
Also, it has rapid resin penetration together with a fast strand wet out time. The mat also brings a highly translucent finished laminates. Also, the fine strand input makes the fiber prominence at the finished laminates surface extremely low. It is an excellent reinforcement material for translucent roofing panel, chemical storage tanks, FRP pipes, boat hulls and decks, truck body panel and so on.
Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat for Composition 225G/M2 Product Features:
1) Excellent weight uniformity
2) Fast wet out
3) Easy air release
4) Excellent transparency of finished products
5) Excellent laminate clarity
6) Low resin consumption
Fiberglass Chopped Strand Mat for Composition 225G/M2 Technical Specification:
| Property | Area Weight (%) | Moisture Content (%) | Binder Content (%) | Tensile Strength (N/150mm) | Width (mm) |
| Test Method | ISO3374 | ISO3344 | ISO1887 | ISO3342 | ISO 5025 |
| EMC225 | -5.0±10.0 | ≤0.20 | 4.7±0.9 | ≥30 | ±5 |
| EMC300 | -5.0±10.0 | ≤0.20 | 4.0±0.9 | ≥50 | ±5 |
| EMC450 | -5.0±10.0 | ≤0.20 | 3.7±0.8 | ≥70 | ±5 |
| EMC600 | -5.0±10.0 | ≤0.20 | 3.7±0.8 | ≥80 | ±5 |
| EMC900 | -5.0±10.0 | ≤0.20 | 3.5±0.8 | ≥90 | ±5 |
Note: It's available with a width range from 50mm-3300mm. Other specifications are also available on customer requests.
