Navapada Sales

Woven Structure
Leno
Grid Size
2.5mm*2.5mm
Treated Woven mass G/m2
145g/m2
(Counts per 25mm or linch) Weft
10
Yarn Tex ( tex )
Warp-66, Weft-33
(N/5cm*20cm) Weft
Less than 420
Resin Content (%)
18%
Density
Warp-10
Tensile Strength
Warp-600
Pattern
Cheque
Color
White
Size
1/50mtr Roll
HSN Code
7019
 
With the extensive knowledge and experience in this respective domain we are engaged in offering high quality Fiber Glass Mesh Cloth. These are used as the base material of copper clad laminate and are processed with various kinds of automatic precision equipment like wrapping, sizer, rebeamer etc. These are available in various width, thicknesses and are known for having good strength with good quality gum.Application:
· External thermal insulating composite system (ETICS) & External Insulating Finish System (EIFS)
· External & Internal Plaster Reinforcement.
· Marble Slab Reinforcement.
· Asphalt reinforcement (Roof waterproofing)
· Reinforce lightweight: construction boards.
 
Storage:
· Store rolls in a cool, dry location.
· Store away from the direct contact with ground and concrete
· Store out of direct sunlight.
Packaging:
· Coated Alkali Resistant Fiberglass Mesh Cloth is wound in paper tubes. The quantity of fabric wound is 100m and a width of 1m. Each roll is packed in a shrink film or plastic bag. Callback

NAVPAD SALES  fiber mesh Roll is non adhesive coated and ideal for minimizing the risk of cracks between column and bricks wall joint ,this mesh roll is used before plaster on the wall . which give protection to the wall and the joint and minimizes the risk of crack on the wall and give strength to the wall . very easy to use & replaces the traditional iron mesh which was used for this purpose. Fiberglass mesh is woven by fiberglass yarn and then coated by alkaline resistant latex. It has alkaline resistance, high strength, etc. It is an ideal engineering material in construction. It is mainly used to reinforce cement, stone, wall materials, roofing and so on. Plastering fiber glass mesh is used for reinforcement surfaces during plastering, installation leveling floors, waterproofing, restoration of cracked plaster in order to prevent cracking or fraying of the plaster. Fiberglass mesh is cheap material that does not burn and is characterized by both low weight and high strength. These properties allow it to be successfully used in the formation of plaster facades, as well as use on internal wall and ceiling surfaces. This material is widely used for fastening the surface layer at the corners of the room. Most widely used standard fiberglass plaster mesh is the density of 145 GSM for interior and exterior cladding and façade work.

Glass Fiber (6mm, 12mm, 18mm)

Glass fiber, also known as fiberglass, is a versatile material made from very fine strands of glass. It is widely used in construction and other industries due to its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and resistance to various environmental factors. Glass fiber is available in various lengths, including 6mm, 12mm, and 18mm, each tailored for specific applications.

#### Key Features and Benefits:

1. **High Tensile Strength:** Glass fibers offer exceptional tensile strength, which contributes to the reinforcement of materials, enhancing their mechanical properties.

2. **Durability and Longevity:** Resistant to environmental degradation, such as UV radiation and moisture, glass fibers provide long-lasting performance in diverse conditions.

3. **Non-Corrosive:** Unlike metal fibers, glass fibers do not corrode, making them ideal for use in harsh or corrosive environments.

4. **Lightweight:** Despite their strength, glass fibers are lightweight, making them easy to handle and reducing the overall weight of composite materials.

5. **Thermal Stability:** They maintain their properties over a wide range of temperatures, making them suitable for high-temperature applications.

6. **Electrical Insulation:** Glass fibers are non-conductive, providing excellent electrical insulation properties.

7. **Versatile:** Available in different lengths, glass fibers can be used in various applications, offering flexibility in design and functionality.

#### Applications:

- **6mm Glass Fiber:**
  - **Concrete Reinforcement:** Ideal for use in concrete mixes to prevent cracking and improve durability.
  - **Plaster and Mortar:** Enhances tensile strength and reduces shrinkage in plaster and mortar applications.
  - **Surface Coatings:** Used in coatings for added strength and durability.

- **12mm Glass Fiber:**
  - **Composite Materials:** Commonly used in the manufacturing of composite materials for automotive, aerospace, and construction industries.
  - **Panel Reinforcement:** Provides additional strength and rigidity to panels and other structural components.
  - **Molded Products:** Suitable for use in injection molding and other fabrication processes.

- **18mm Glass Fiber:**
  - **Structural Applications:** Used in the construction of bridges, buildings, and other infrastructure projects to enhance structural integrity.
  - **Geotechnical Engineering:** Employed in soil stabilization, erosion control, and other geotechnical applications.
  - **Marine Industry:** Utilized in boat building and other marine applications due to its resistance to water and corrosion.

#### Packaging and Availability:

Glass fibers are typically available in bulk, packaged in bags or rolls, depending on the intended use and length. They can be easily mixed with other materials or used as a standalone reinforcement solution.

Glass fiber is an essential material in modern construction and manufacturing, offering a range of benefits that enhance the performance and durability of various products and structures.