The glass fiber multi-axial stitching fabric is made by arranging multi-layer untwisted roving in parallel along the directions of 0 °, 45 °, 90 ° and -45 ", and then stitching at one time with polyester suture. Unlike traditional woven fabrics, the fibers in each layer are parallel and do not exhibit bending due to interlacing. This structure gives it superior performance in the field of composite materials. The products are mainly used in aerospace, shipbuilding, transportation, marine engineering, rail transportation, wind power generation (wind turbine blades and nacelle covers), construction, environmental engineering, transportation, chemical engineering, and corrosion protection.

Product Characteristics

The glass fiber yarns are non-buckling, making full use of the properties of glass fibers, thus achieving extremely high fabric strength.

Excellent conformity to the mold surface, along with good resin permeability and wettability, can greatly improve production efficiency.

Composite material products have high appearance quality with no obvious fabric traces.

It is especially suitable for injection process composite material products, with a high fiber content, reducing product weight while providing excellent mechanical properties.

Product Specification

Uniaxial Fabric

Biaxial Fabric

Triaxial Fabric

Quadaxial Fabric