83 g/m² Peel Ply Plain (Width: 20 cm) | HP-P83P20
It is made of Nylon and is added into epoxy- or polyester resins as the first and/or last layer of the construction. After hardening, just before further processing it has to be peeled of slowly and in a sharp angle. The Peel Ply leaves an evenly rough, lubricant film free and adhesive surface behind. Sanding or cleaning of the surface is not necessary before sticking or coating. The Peel Ply can´t remain in the construction therefore is a red or blue tracer thread woven into the fabric.
Weight: 83 g/m²
Weave: Plain
Width: 20 cm
Length: 100 mtr.
Material: Nylon 6.6 cleaned
Warp: 19 y/cm
Advantages of Peel Ply Fabric:
- Accurate upper surface
- A bit rough after tearing off, absolutely clean and free of dust
- Ideal subsoil for bonding or further laminating/painting
- Saves time, no need to grind with sand-paper or removing of grinding dust
► Laminate calculator
Here you can calculate specific values for the vacuum infusion.
Working Notes:
In this instruction you will find tips & tricks by working with reinforcement fabrics:
Boat Building (PDF)
further working notes you will find here
Laminate Calculator
Characteristics of Peel Ply Constructions:
Peel Ply are available in plain or twill. The important characteristics you will find below:
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