Oschatz-Glas MA 542 Mechanically Bound Glass Mat

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Oschatz-Glas MA 542 Mechanically Bound Glass Mat
Categories:	Ceramic; Glass; Glass Fiber; Other Engineering Material; Composite Fibers
Material Notes:	Sewn mats – a mechanically bound mat – are bound with a knitting thread (primarily polyester threads). Due to the fact that no binding material is used, these mats are used in thermosetting applications e.g. with unsaturated polyester, epoxy and vinyl ester resins as well as in thermoplastic applications. Properties: Very high drapability High tensile strength in 0° Slightly soluble Total Weight: 225 - 1200 g/m² Width: 10 - 340 cm Markets: Tank & piping construction Automotive - Exterior parts Industrial applications Information provided by Oschatz-Glas
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Descriptive Properties

Binding type	sewn/readily soluble
Grammage	600 g/m²
Yarn	fine

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