Glass-fibre composites - Import export

  S-Ply® is a glass-fibre composite material that is suitable for the highest dynamic requirements. The load carrying and supporting material is a strictly parallel-orientated, non-woven, glass- or carbon-fibre laminate (UD-prepregnated).     The glass-fibres are not stretched and not bent. In contrast to metallic materials with an isotropic structure, they are direction dependent and therefore can be aligned to suit the material structure. Epoxy resin compounds are used as binding agents. Their special balanced composition ensures high adhesive to the glass fibre surface, resulting in optimum dynamic and electrical properties. The ratio of matrix resin and reinforcement fibres has been chosen to profit from all the benefits offered by the raw materials selected to form the composite material.  The matrix fulfils a number of important tasks. It provides fixing for the fibre in the desired arrangement and supports it against buckling when under compressive stress. In addition, it has g

GFK Systems PUR Systems Fire Extinguishing Agents Cleaning + Disinfection Infothek About us Contact Products Polyester Foam Resins Polyester Resins Applications Service Quality Newsletter Contact, Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastics Polyester Foam Resins Compared to conventional matrix systems for fibre-reinforced products, UP foam resins offer material and weight reductions of up to 30 % thanks to their micro-cellular foam structure. In simple sealed moulds, glass fibre reinforced plastic components that are smooth on both sides are produced cost-effectively under a vacuum in comparatively short cycle times. The production of sandwich components resistant to bending, with a foam core, and the direct integration of metal reinforcements and threaded elements – for example for large vehicle components – has also proven itself. Typical properties Dense matrix / composite of approximately 0.6–0.7 g/cm³ / 0.7–1.2 g/cm³ Fibre content 20-50% of total weight Moulded part mass per unit area of 3000–5000 g/m² Flexural modulus of elasticity 3000–8000 MPa Bending resistance of 35–185 MPa Impact resistance of 35–65 KJ/m² (with 20–35% glass content) Reinforcing materials: Continuous glass fibre mats Composite glass fibre and fleece mats Natural fibre mats Special formulations and versions Systems with long processing times for very large components Foam resin formulations with elevated dimensional stability under heat Systems for fibre-reinforced components with a high level of characteristics Coordination with gel coat / top coat for surface refinement Flame protection formulations Electrical industry: UL 94 V0 Rail vehicle construction: DIN 5510 (S4, SR1, ST2)