2021 High quality Chopped Strands For Nylon - Wet Chopped Strands – Beihai Fiberglass
2021 High quality Chopped Strands For Nylon - Wet Chopped Strands – Beihai Fiberglass Detail:
Wet Chopped Strand are compatible with unsaturated
polyester, epoxy, and phenolic resins.
Wet Chopped Strands is used in the water dispersion process
to produce wet light weight mat.
Features
●Fast and uniform dispersion in gypsum
●Good flowability
●Excellent properties in composite product
●Excellent acid corrosion resistance
Application
Wet Chopped Strands are formed by chopping continuous fiber to a certain length, mainly used in gypsum industry.
Product Lsit
|
Item No. |
Chop Length,mm |
Resin Compatibility |
Features |
|
BH-01 |
12,18 |
unsaturated polyester, epoxy, and phenolic resins |
Good flowability, Fast and uniform dispersion in gypsum, acid corrosion resistance
|
Identification
|
Type of Glass |
E6 |
|
Chopped Strands |
CS |
|
Filament Diameter,μm |
16 |
|
Chop Length,mm |
12,18 |
|
Sizing Code |
BH-Wet CS |
Technical Parameters
|
Filament Diameter (%) |
Moisture Content (%) |
Size Content (%) |
Chop length (mm) |
Choppability (%) |
|
ISO1888 |
ISO3344 |
ISO1887 |
Q/BH J0361 |
Q/BH J0362 |
|
±10 |
10.0 ± 2.0 |
0.10 ± 0.05 |
±1.5 |
≥ 99 |
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