POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ROVING 160Gr -1m2
€17.80
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Delivery 3 to 5 days
Reference: WMC0482
Fiberglass is structural material typically used with polyester, vinylester and epoxy resins for building light and durable constructions. Glass fiber is still one of the most commonly used composite materials and is available in many different types including traditionally shredded glass fiber, simple plaiting, plain, twill, or multi-threaded fabric - biaxial, tri-axial, quadraxial.
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Fiberglass is structural material typically used with polyester, vinylester and epoxy resins for building light and durable constructions. Glass fiber is still one of the most commonly used composite materials and is available in many different types including traditionally shredded glass fiber, simple plaiting, plain, twill, or multi-threaded fabric - biaxial, tri-axial, quadraxial. |
Fiberglass is structural material typically used with polyester, vinylester and epoxy resins for building light and durable constructions. Glass fiber is still one of the most commonly used composite materials and is available in many different types including traditionally shredded glass fiber, simple plaiting, plain, twill, or multi-threaded fabric - biaxial, tri-axial, quadraxial. |
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Fiberglass is structural material typically used with polyester, vinylester and epoxy resins for building light and durable constructions. Glass fiber is still one of the most commonly used composite materials and is available in many different types including traditionally shredded glass fiber, simple plaiting, plain, twill, or multi-threaded fabric - biaxial, tri-axial, quadraxial.