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Fiberglass tape is a narrow width of woven fabric that has a selvage to prevent fraying. Eliminates the problems of unraveling edges on thin cuts of fabric. These tapes have been treated with an epoxy finish to provide optimum adhesion between the fiber surface and the resin.
- Weight: 1.4oz. / yard²
- Widths: .5”, 1”, 1.5”, 2”
- Note: This product does not have an adhesive backing
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Fiberglass tape is a narrow width of woven fabric that has a selvage to prevent fraying. Eliminates the problems of unraveling edges on thin cuts of fabric. These tapes have been treated with an epoxy finish to provide optimum adhesion between the fiber surface and the resin.
- Weight: 3oz. / yard²
- Widths: .5”, 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 6”
- Note: This product does not have an adhesive backing
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Fiberglass tape is a narrow width of woven fabric that has a selvage to prevent fraying. Eliminates the problems of unraveling edges on thin cuts of fabric. These tapes have been treated with an epoxy finish to provide optimum adhesion between the fiber surface and the resin.
- Weight: 6oz. / yard²
- Widths: .5”, 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 6”
- Note: This product does not have an adhesive backing
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Fiberglass tape is a narrow width of woven fabric that has a selvage to prevent fraying. Eliminates the problems of unraveling edges on thin cuts of fabric. These tapes have been treated with an epoxy finish to provide optimum adhesion between the fiber surface and the resin.
- Weight: 9oz. / yard²
- Widths: .5”, 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 6”, 12”
- Note: This product does not have an adhesive backing
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Braided Fiberglass Sleeve is a biaxial braid of precisely oriented fibers of maximum stiffness, torsial stability, and compressive strength. The sleeve has a 45 degree orientation and can be increased from their base diameter up to 30% and decreased up to 70%. A biaxial braided sleeve easily and repeatedly expands open to fit over molding tools or cores. They can accommodate straight, uniform cross-section forms as well as non-linear, irregular cross section components.
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