G-TAPE 156P

Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Glass Beads & Fibers

Reinforcement Form

0/90 Fabric

Reinforcement Material

Glass Fibers

Composite Materials Functions

Reinforcement

Technologies

Composite Materials

Product Families

Composite Materials — Reinforcements

Glass Fiber

Material

• Material(s): Glass

Features & Benefits

Materials Features

Ease of Handling,

Easier Processing,

Good Mechanical Properties

Product Highlights

• Width can be adapted to your needs.
• Easy to manipulate, no edge fraying.
• Specially adapted to UD warp.
• Possibility to add fixation for a better handling and higher mechanical resistance.
• Easy to mix different fibers (carbon, glass, aramid, flax or basalt).

Product Highlights

• Width can be adapted to your needs.
• Easy to manipulate, no edge fraying.
• Specially adapted to UD warp.
• Possibility to add fixation for a better handling and higher mechanical resistance.
• Easy to mix different fibers (carbon, glass, aramid, flax or basalt).

Applications & Uses

Markets

Automotive & Transportation

Applications

Automotive & Transportation — Transportation

Marine

Composites Processing Methods

Filament Winding,

Hand Lay-up,

Pultrusion,

Resin Film Infusion (RFI),

Vacuum Infusion Processing (VIP)

Properties

Physical Form

Fabric

Technical Details & Test Data

Construction

• Total weight: 156 gsm
• Fibers orientation: 0°/90° (BT)
• Warp Glass : 6.3 ends/cm - 136 tex
• Weft Glass : 5.1 ends/cm - 68 tex
• Pattern: Plain

Transformation Process

• Filament Winding
• Infusion
• Pultrusion
• SMC
• HLU

Conditioning

• Width(s): 50 mm - 100 mm
• Roll Length: 100 ml