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The versatility of glass as a fiber makes it a unique industrial textile material. Fiber glass in fabric form offers an excellent combination of properties from high strength to fire resistance. Wide ranges of yarn sizes and weave patterns provide huge number of design potential allowing the end user to choose the best combination for material performance, economics and product flexibility.
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A range of material selections for closed-mold applications.
- Multimat: 100% glass combination of CSM fibers stitched either side of a knitted glass core.
- Multicore: Chopped strand mat (CSM) stitched on both sides of a layer of polypropylene core.
- Multifilo: One or more layers of chopped strand mat (CSM) stitched on one of both sides of long fiber mat.
- MultiMat Lite: Glass/polypropylene knitted core. It exhibits the excellent processing and handling properties of
MULTIMAT, whilst foregoing some of the advantages of the 100% glass core for the advantages of a low-weight polypropylene core.
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Our products provide outstanding performance in a variety of hand lay-up applications to mold many types of composites with both polyester and vinylester resins for use in the transportation, recreation, marine and construction sectors.
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Unifilo® is an E-glass continuous filament mat of random orientation in multiple layers held together by a binder. OCV proposes a large range of continuous filament mat products suitable for all the applications where this reinforcement is generally employed.
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Multiaxials are made up of two or more layers of unidirectional fibers stitched together with a light polyester thread. We also offer multiaxials that are powder-bonded instead of stitched.
Multiaxials enable the user to process multiple layers of unidirectionals (the ultimate reinforcement form) in a single fabric form.
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OCV™ Unidirectional Fabrics provide excellent strength and stiffness along the fiber direction. They also provide the highest ratio of axial strength to weight. This combination of properties makes Unidirectional Fabrics ideal for demanding applications with a high aspect ratio (length to width ratio) such as wind blades, poles, and stringers. These fabrics are also useful in applications where a discrete area requires additional strength or stiffness. Wrapping of existing structural components, such as columns and beams, with Unidirectional Fabrics could also greatly increase the lifespan and performance of these critical load-bearing members. These fabrics are also commonly used in FRP pipe and fittings for increased strength.
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HexPly® M9/M10 is a formulated epoxy resin which is suitable for low pressure moulding processes. It is very versatile and allows a range of processing temperatures from 85 °C (185 °F) up to 150 °C (302 °F).
HexPly® M10 can be used for very large industrial components subjected to severe environmental conditions. HexPly® M10 has high fatigue resistance and gives a good surface finish. HexPly® M10 exhibits a very long shelf life at room temperature.
Several variations are available including:
HexPly® M10 for medium tack
HexPly® M9 for higher tack
HexPly® M9/M10 is used extensively for structural marine applications, wind turbine blades and a wide variety of industrial applications.
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HexPly® M34 is an epoxy system, specifically developed for low temperature curing of large structural components, particularly in industrial markets.
HexPly® M34 is a self-extinguishing system, providing excellent fire-resistant properties, and meeting the German and French rail qualifications DIN 5510, S3-SR2-ST2 and NF F 16-101 (M2, F1). HexPly® M34 prepreg is ideal for manufacturing sandwich structures, providing excellent adhesion to PVC foam cores.
HexPly® M34 exhibits a good shelf life at Room Temperature for a low temperature curing system.
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Our products provide outstanding performance in a variety of spray-up applications to mold many types of composites with both polyester and vinylester resins in the recreation, marine, tanks and sanitary-ware sectors.
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The origin of the inflatable boat is military, but, for the last 50 years, its development is primarily situated in leisure and professional boating. This evolution has been possible due to the improvement of materials and inflatable boat design.
Coated fabrics have known some spectacular perfectioning, from cotton, a natural fiber, to synthetic fibers of high durability, such as polyamide or polyester.
The coating which protects the textile and assures the air-tightness has equally known large revolutions, passing from natural rubber, sensitive to aging, to synthetic Neoprene and Chlorosulfonated Polyethylene (CSM) rubber; incontestably the most resistant product used in the profession today.
PENNEL & FLIPO has not only followed the progress, but for the last 40 years has provoked it and occupied the position as leader in the production of fabrics destined for the inflatable. The result has been obtained by the ideology, which relies on three principles:
QUALITY
RELIABILITY
DURABILITY
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