FIBERGLASS CHOPPED STRAND MAT

Composed of randomly oriented glass fibre held together by a binder, Chopped Strand Mat provides strength and stiffness to composite structures while allowing for conformability to complex shapes. During fabrication, CSM is typically impregnated with resin and then laid up in layers to form the desired shape. 100, 150,180, 225, 300, 450,600, 900 in powder and emulsion

GLASS FIBER WOVEN FABRIC

Composed of woven strands of glass fibres, this fabric offers excellent mechanical properties, including tensile strength, stiffness, and resistance to impact and abrasion. composite manufacturing, glass fibre woven fabric is typically impregnated with resin, such as epoxy or polyester, to create a composite material with enhanced properties. This process, known as wet layup or vacuum bagging, allows for the fabrication of lightweight and high-strength components used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, marine, construction, and sports equipment. 400, 610,800,1000,1200

E GLASSFIBER DIRECT ROWING

E-glass roving mat, is a type of reinforcement material used in composite manufacturing processes. It is made from continuous strands of E-glass fibres arranged randomly and bonded together with a binder. E-glass fibre roving mat is valued for its high strength, durability, and versatility in a wide range of composite applications. 1200, 2400, 4800

FIBERGLASS COMBINATION MAT

This combination of materials offers the benefits of both chopped strand mat and woven roving fabric, providing excellent strength, stiffness, and impact resistance. The chopped strand mat provides uniform distribution of fibres in multiple directions, while the woven roving fabric adds additional strength and stability along the length and width of the composite laminate. 600, 900

FIBERGLASS MESH

Fiberglass mesh is a vital component in the FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastics) industry, serving primarily as reinforcement in composite materials. It enhances strength, stiffness, and impact resistance of FRP products such as laminates, panels, pipes, and structural components. Fiberglass mesh is used in mold making for maintaining shape accuracy, offers corrosion resistance, and supports versatile design possibilities. Its lightweight nature reduces overall weight in applications while ensuring durability in diverse industries including construction, automotive, aerospace, and marine sectors. 45,80 GSM

COBALT OCTOATE

3%, 6%: Cobalt octoate is commonly used as an accelerator in the curing process of unsaturated polyester resins, which are the most widely used resins in FRP manufacturing. It accelerates the cross-linking reaction between the resin and the curing agent (typically a peroxide), speeding up the curing process and reducing gel time.

COLOURLESS COBALT

Colourless cobalt compounds are preferred in FRP manufacturing because they do not impart any colour to the resin, allowing for the production of transparent or light-coloured composite parts. This is particularly important in applications where aesthetics are a consideration, such as in the production of clear panels, translucent surfaces, or coloured composite products where pigment dispersion is crucial.

HARDNER/CATALYST

The hardener or catalyst initiates the chemical reaction between the resin and the curing agent (often a peroxide), which leads to the formation of cross-links between the polymer chains. This process, known as curing or polymerization, transforms the liquid resin into a solid, durable material.

STYRENE MONOMER

Styrene monomer is the primary solvent cum monomer used in the polymerization process of unsaturated polyester resins (UPR). When combined with other ingredients such as organic peroxides and/or cobalt based accelerator, styrene undergoes a chemical reaction to form a thermosetting polymer matrix. This matrix binds the fiberglass reinforcement together, imparting strength and rigidity to the composite material. Mylar/Polyester Film: polyester film serves multiple purposes in the FRP industry, providing essential functionality in moulding, vacuum bagging, surface protection, and finishing processes. Its versatility, durability, and compatibility with resin systems make it a valuable material for manufacturers seeking efficient and reliable solutions for composite fabrication.

POLYESTER CLOTH

In the FRP industry, polyester cloth is often combined with resins to create strong and lightweight composite structures. It can be woven in different patterns and weights, allowing for customization based on specific performance requirements. The cloth's compatibility with various resin systems, including unsaturated polyester and vinyl ester resins, further enhances its utility.

OTHER AUXILIARIES