hybrid fabric / glass / carbon / aramid

Fabric has bi-directional reinforcement. It is distinguished by perpendicular interlacing of warp and weft threads. The method of interlacing (the weave) defines a fabric.

WEAVES

There are three types of weave:

Plain or taffeta (T)
Twill (S)
Satin (SA)

Twill and satin weaves produce flatter fabrics, resulting in less resin consumption, a better unit, and improved deformability. However, they have less strength than a plain weave fabric.

FIBERS

Fabrics are made from different fibers (glass, aramid and carbon or used alone or in combination).

RANGE

There is a wide range of weight, width and construction.

Width: 8 to 340 cm

Weight: 150 to 2400 g/m²

Specific treatments can be added to base fabrics for added features

Thread settings
Powder coating
Adhesive
Chemical treatment