80 g/m² Glass Fabric "Finish" Plain | HP-U80EF
Glass Fiber Fabric Finish Unidirectional | HP-U80EF
Advantages of unidirectional glass fabric:
This newly developed, very lightweight glass UD fabric offers a particularly homogeneous surface with maximum weight savings. Due to the orientation of the glass fibers in the 0° direction, this fabric is particularly suitable for components that are subjected to bending loads in the longitudinal direction.
Fabrics with a lower weight per unit area naturally also have a lower waviness, as the warp and weft are very thin. They exhibit higher strength than fabrics with a high basis weight.
Advantages of glass fiber over carbon fiber:
Glass fibers are the material of choice, especially in sports equipment construction (e.g. boards), where, in addition to a certain flexibility for durability, it is not primarily the purely static breaking strength that is important, but rather the maximum energy absorption until breakage.
This newly developed, very lightweight glass UD fabric offers a particularly homogeneous surface with maximum weight savings. Due to the orientation of the glass fibers in the 0° direction, this fabric is particularly suitable for components that are subjected to bending loads in the longitudinal direction.
Fabrics with a lower weight per unit area naturally also have a lower waviness, as the warp and weft are very thin. They exhibit higher strength than fabrics with a high basis weight.
Advantages of glass fiber over carbon fiber:
Glass fibers are the material of choice, especially in sports equipment construction (e.g. boards), where, in addition to a certain flexibility for durability, it is not primarily the purely static breaking strength that is important, but rather the maximum energy absorption until breakage.
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Weight 0°:
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80 g/m²
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Total weight:
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97 g/m²
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Binding:
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Plain
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Width:
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100 cm
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Warp:
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E-Glas EC9-68 Tex - 12Y/cm
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Weft:
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E-Glas EC9-34 Tex - 5Y/cm
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Finish:
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6224 suitable for epoxy, UP, vinyl ester
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Areas of application:
High-strength coatings an thin laminates, aircraft constructoin, model making, sports equipment construction,..
Calculated data for hand laminate with 35 volume percent fibres:
Resin consumption: 80 g/m²
Laminate thickness: 0,11 mm
Laminate weight: 177 g/m²
► Laminate calculator
Here you can calculate specific values for the vacuum infusion.
Delivery notes for this product:
Delivery up to 2,5 m² only folded up. More than 3 m² only on roll.
Resin consumption: 80 g/m²
Laminate thickness: 0,11 mm
Laminate weight: 177 g/m²
► Laminate calculator
Here you can calculate specific values for the vacuum infusion.
Delivery notes for this product:Delivery up to 2,5 m² only folded up. More than 3 m² only on roll.
Working Notes:
In this instruction you will find tips & tricks by working with glass fiber fabrics and epoxy resins:
Boat Building (PDF)
Laminate Calculator:
Here you can calculate specific values for different fibers, resins and processes:
Laminate Calculator
Laminate Calculator
Characteristics of Glass Fabric Constructions:
Glass Fabrics are available in different constructions. The important characteristics you will find below:
Plain
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Twill
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Satin
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Product Safety (GPSR):
Here you will find information for the safe use of glass fibres:
Product information for safe handling (PDF)
Here you will find information for the safe use of glass fibres:
Product information for safe handling (PDF)
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