Industrial Fiberglass Fabric Treatments
1. Product Overview
Industrial fiberglass fabric treatments encompass a series of specialized chemical and thermal post-treatments designed to optimize raw woven E-glass fabrics for specific fabrication and operational environments. These treatments—including Heat Cleaned (HC) to remove sizing and organic binders, Fabrication Treatment (FAB) and Regular Treatment (RT) to stabilize weaves and prevent fraying, and Oil & Water Resistance (OWR) coatings to block moisture and fluid ingress—significantly improve handling safety, mechanical durability, and environmental resistance across demanding industrial applications.
2. Core Technical Parameters
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Treatment Types: Heat Cleaned (HC), Fabrication Treatment (FAB), Regular Treatment (RT), and Oil & Water Resistance (OWR)
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Base Substrate: Woven E-glass (fiberglass) industrial fabrics
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Temperature Resistance: Varies by treatment; standard coatings tolerate up to 540°C (1000°F)
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Key Characteristics: Reduced airborne fibers and skin irritation, improved weave stability, enhanced anti-fraying and cutting properties, moisture and oil barrier protection
3. Common Applications
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Aerospace, automotive, and electrical insulation manufacturing requiring clean, binder-free fiberglass substrates (Heat Cleaned)
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Industrial sewing, cutting, and fabrication workshops requiring anti-fraying and easy-handling cloth (Fabrication & Regular Treatments)
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Marine, chemical, and outdoor lagging environments requiring moisture and oil repellent barriers (OWR Treatment)