fiberglass mesh stucco fiberglass mesh ,de malla de fibra de vidrio

1.Specifications of fiberglass mesh

1). Mesh: 5mmx5mm, 4mmx4mm, 3mmx3mm.

2). Weight g/m2: 45--160g

3). Length/roll: 50 m, 100or 200m.

4). Width/roll: 1 or 2m.

5). Color: white, blue, green or other color.

Specifications can be made as customers' specific requirement

2.Main characteristics:

1).Good chemical stability: Alkali-resistant, acid-resistant, waterproof,, cement  erosion-resistant, and other chemicals' corrosion resistant; and strong resin bonding, soluble in styrene.

2).Outstanding craftsmanship include coating enough alkali-resist glue, our coating glue is produced by Germany BASF which can keep 60-80% strength after test in Naoh 28days later, so that guarantee high strength, high tensility, light weight.

3).Our fiberglass yarn is supplied by Jushi Group which is the largest producer of fiberglass yarn in the world like Saint Gobain, it's 20% extra strong strength and beauty surface than normal fiberglass yarn!

4).Strength retention rate> 90%, elongation <1%, the durability of more than 50 years.

5).Good dimensional stability, stiffness, smoothness an difficult to shrink and deformation, good positioning property..

6).Good impact resistance and not easy to be teared.

7).Fire resistant, thermal insulation, sound insulation, insulations etc

3.Useage:

1).75g / m2 mesh fabric used in the reinforcement of thin slurry, to eliminate small cracks and scattered throughout the surface pressure.

2).110g / m2 mesh cloth is widely used in indoor and outdoor walls, prevent the various materials (such as brick, light wood, prefabricated structure) of treatment or caused by a variety of expansion coefficient of wall crack and break .

3). 145g/m2 mesh fabric used in the wall and be mixed in various materials (such as brick, light wood, prefabricated structures), to prevent cracking and scatter the whole surface pressure, especially in the external wall insulation system (EIFS ).

4). 160g / m2 mesh fabric used in insulator layer of reinforcement in the mortar, through shrinkage and temperature changes by providing a space to maintain movement between the layers, prevent crack and rupture due to shrinkage or temperature change.