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Woven Roving

Product's Description

Woven roving is primarily composed of continuous glass fibers. These fibers are typically coated with a sizing material to enhance adhesion to resin and protect the fibers during processing. The glass fibers in woven roving are woven together into a fabric using a plain or twill weave pattern. Woven roving is known for its high tensile strength and stiffness, which makes it a popular choice for applications that require structural integrity and load-bearing capabilities. Woven roving can be used with various resin systems, including polyester, epoxy, vinylester, and others, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

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Applications

Woven roving is commonly used in the construction of fiberglass-reinforced composite parts, such as boat hulls, automotive components, wind turbine blades, aerospace components, pipes, tanks, and other structural elements. Its high strength and stiffness properties make it particularly useful for applications where load-bearing and structural integrity are crucial.

Benefits

Woven roving offers excellent tensile strength and stiffness in multiple directions, depending on the weave pattern. It provides designers and manufacturers with the flexibility to tailor the properties of the composite by changing the orientation of the fabric.

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1	Mark	Otto	@mdo
2	Jacob	Thornton	@fat
3	Larry	the Bird	@twitter