Superior Huntingdon Composites M8636X1

Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Glass Beads & Fibers

Reinforcement Form

Mat

Reinforcement Material

Glass Fibers

Composite Materials Functions

Reinforcement

Technologies

Composite Materials

Product Families

Composite Materials — Reinforcements

Glass Fiber

Features & Benefits

Materials Features

Ease of Handling,

Excellent Formability,

Good Smoothness,

Good Wettability,

High Durability,

High Porosity,

High Strength,

High Tensile Strength,

Uniform Distribution

Applications & Uses

Markets

Automotive & Transportation,

Building & Construction,

Industrial

Applications

Automotive & Transportation — Automotive

Exterior & Body,

Interior

Building & Construction — Building Envelope & Roofing

Glazing & Window Elements

Building & Construction — Building Materials

Fence, Decks & Rails,

Structural Components

Building & Construction — Decorative Materials & Finishes

Wallcoverings & Decorative Laminates

Industrial — Power, Water & Utilities

Renewable Energy

Automotive & Transportation — Transportation

Marine,

Off Road & Recreational Vehicle (RV)

Compatible Polymers & Resins

Epoxies (EP)

Composites End Use

Beams,

Grating,

Handrails,

Hatch Covers,

Hulls,

Nacelles,

Wind Turbine Blades

Plastics & Elastomers End Uses

Fans,

Front Spoiler,

Laminates,

Shrouds,

Side Spoiler

Composites Processing Methods

Continuous Lamination

Uses

This continuous filament mat is designed for reinforcing laminates. This mat is characterized as having fast wet-through, good wet-out, moderate conformability, good surface smoothness and very high mat tensile strength.

Properties

Physical Form

Mat

Technical Details & Test Data

Available Products

Products	Weight		Trimmed Width
M8636,,	Available Standard Weights *		Available Standard Weights *
	Oz./Sq. Ft.	G/m2	Inches	Cen􀆟meters
	1.0	300	50	127

Product Acceptance Limits & Test Methods

 Values stated are based on 12" x 12" or 30.48 cm x 30.48 cm test specimens.

Weight Per Square Foot (Ounces)	Nominal Individual (Grams)	Tolerance (Grams)	Calculated Weight Per Square Meter (Grams)	Tolerance (Grams)	Test Method
1.00	28.4	+/- 2.98	305.7	+/- 30.57	W-01Fc

Edge Weight

Weight Per Square Foot (Ounces)	Approximate Weight Per Square Meter (Grams)	Nominal Individual (Grams)	Tolerance (Grams)	Tolerance (Grams)
1.00	305.7	4.8	+/- 1.20	W-01-Fg-T

Tensile

Weight Per Square Foot (Ounces)	Minimum Individual (Pounds)	Nominal	Maximum Individual (Pounds)	Test Method
1.00	20	85	140	S-01-AG-T

Ignition Loss (%)

Weight	Minimum Individual	Maximum Individual	Test Method
All	2.25	6.75	W-05-Ec-T

Width

Weight Per Square Inches (Ounces)	Nominal Individual (Inches)	Tolerance (Inches)	Tolerance (Millimeters)	Test Method
All	As specified on the order	+/- 1/8	+/- 3.175	D-03Aa

Approximate Full Roll Weight & Length

Weight Per Square Foot (Ounces)	Approximate Weight Per Square Meter (Grams)	Approximate Full Weight (Pounds)	Approximate Full Weight (Kilogram)	Approximate Full Roll Length (Meters)	Approximate Full Roll Length (Feet)
1.00	305.7	3.61 x inches of mat width	0.646 x cm of mat width	211.2	693

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Type

Rolls

Preparation For Shipment

ROLL-UP & TELESCOPING REQUIREMENTS
The mat is wound on a 4" (10.2 cm) inside diameter paper tube, having a single tube
with a length the same as the mat width with the following tolerances:

•  For rolls 68” (172.7 cm) and greater, the tube length tolerances are plus 0", minus 1/2" (-1.27 cm)
•  For rolls less than 68” (172.7 cm), the tube length tolerances are plus 0”, minus 1” (-2.54 cm)

*The mat will be so wound that the maximum length of mat telescoping will not exceed 1/4” (0.64 cm). Telescoping is described as the condition where successive wraps of mat are not perfectly aligned one upon the other, bringing about a concave effect on one end of the roll and a convex effect on the other. No tube will protrude past the product

Standard Packing Method

WRAPPING
The rolls are wrapped in polyethylene.
Standard Packing Method
PACKAGING
The rolls are multiple packed, twelve (individual or common) rolls for widths less than or equal to 42” (106.68 cm) or six (individual or common) rolls for other widths up to 84”
(213.36 cm), on a 66” (167.64 cm) x 44” (111.76 cm) varying height pallet. Greater than 84” (213.36 cm) are on a 116” (294.6 cm) x 44” (111.76 cm) varying height pallet. Also,
may be heat treated or block.
PALLETIZATION
The rolls of mat will be palle􀆟zed with pallet stretch packaging.