About Fiberglass Woven Roving
Fiberglass Woven Roving
Fiberglass woven roving is bidirectional fabric made of interweaving direct roving. Woven roving is not twisted and therefore wets out easily. It is used primarily for FRP composites produced for hand lay-up for local reinforcements or large mould presses.
Properties:
No fuzz, dirt or impurities. Fast wet-out. Even thickness. Good covering and degassing properties. High mechanical strength and high wet strength retention. E-glass & C-glass woven roving available
Applications:
Woven roving is often used in conjunction with chop strand mat to add bulk and increase stiffness to boats, automobiles and storage tanks.
Part number | Weight(g/m2) | Wrap/Weft (Tex) | Warpx Weft(Ends/cm) |
| WFW200 | 200 | 180/180 | 6x5 |
| WFW260 | 260 | 300/300 | 4.6x4.1 |
| WFW300 | 300 | 300/380 | 5x4 |
| WFW360 | 360 | 600/900 | 3.2x1.8 |
| WFW500 | 500 | 1200/1200 | 2.2x2 |
| WFW600 | 600 | 1200/1200 | 2.6x2.5 |
| WFW800 | 800 | 2400/2400 | 1.8x1.8 |
| Moisture content (%) | <0.2 |
| Combustible (%) | 0.40-0.70 |
| Width(mm) | Max3300, Min200,Stand 1000, 1270 |
| Roll weight(kg) | 40 |
Superior Reinforcement for Robust ApplicationsFiberglass Woven Roving delivers high tensile strength and remarkable durability, making it an essential reinforcement material in FRP composites. Its bidirectional structure ensures uniform strength distribution, enhancing the resistance and longevity of molded parts. Whether for hand lay-up or large press moulding, this woven roving provides consistent, reliable performance for demanding projects, from boat hulls to automotive panels.
Versatile Sizing to Meet Every RequirementAvailable in a range of weights (200-800 GSM) and widths (50-3300 mm), Fiberglass Woven Roving offers flexibility to suit different production needs. The adjustable thickness (0.2mm-0.8mm) makes it adaptable for both localized reinforcements and large-scale manufacturing, giving suppliers and manufacturers the freedom to optimize materials for specific applications.
FAQ's of Fiberglass Woven Roving:
Q: How is Fiberglass Woven Roving typically used in FRP composites?
A: Fiberglass Woven Roving is employed primarily for hand lay-up processes or mould presses, where it reinforces FRP components such as boats, vehicles, and storage tanks. It is often layered with chop strand mat to provide both bulk and increased stiffness.
Q: What benefits does using bidirectional woven roving offer over unidirectional materials?
A: The bidirectional weaving pattern enhances strength uniformly across both axes, providing better mechanical properties and durability compared to unidirectional fabrics. This makes it particularly effective for structural reinforcement in large and complex moulded parts.
Q: When should I choose woven roving over other types of fiberglass reinforcement?
A: Woven roving is ideal when you need increased stiffness and strength, especially in larger moulded parts where maintaining structural integrity is crucial. Its compatibility with hand lay-up and press moulding techniques suits various production scales.
Q: Where is this fiberglass woven roving commonly applied?
A: It is most frequently used in the construction of boats, automotive parts, and storage tanks. Its adaptable size range and strength make it suitable for both localized reinforcements and extensive surface areas.
Q: What is the process for integrating woven roving into composites?
A: During manufacturing, the woven roving is laid into the mould and impregnated with resin. It may be combined with chop strand mat to add stiffness and bulk. The layers are then compressed and cured to form a solid, reinforced composite material.
Q: What are the size specifications available for this product?
A: Fiberglass Woven Roving is offered in thicknesses from 0.2mm to 0.8mm, with widths ranging between 50 and 3300 millimeters and weights from 200 to 800 GSM. This range caters to a broad spectrum of application needs.