Fiberglass Products
Fiberglass products are formed by mixing glass fibers and resins, a process called fiberglass fabrication. Fiberglass is basically a woven mat or cloth, containing small fibers that are invisible to the naked eye yet harmful if inhaled. When saturated with polyester resin, the fibers harden into a very strong structure.
Fiberglass products offer low friction, dimensional stability, and good mechanical strength. Fiberglass products are extremely durable and resistant to corrosion, weather, acid, bleach, and organic solvents. They are also renowned for their value, reliability, and strength.
The specific composition, shape, and size of fiberglass products can vary significantly in order to fit a particular application. Historically, fiberglass has been used as a reinforcing agent for plastics and as insulation in buildings, homes, stoves, refrigerators, furnaces, and more. Fiberglass products are also used in applications that demand low weight, high strength, and scratch-resistant performance. For example, many boat hulls, go-kart bodies, large storage tanks, and automobile parts are created using fiberglass products.