factory Outlets for Plaster Fiberglass Mesh - Leno woven grinding wheel mesh fabrics – Ruifiber
factory Outlets for Plaster Fiberglass Mesh - Leno woven grinding wheel mesh fabrics – Ruifiber Detail:
The cloth is woven by fiberglass yarn which is treated with silane coupling agent.There are plain weave and leno weave,two kind.The cloth exhibits high strength,low extensibility,especially when it is made into grinding wheel discs,resin can be coated with easily,so it is regarded as a basic material of reinforcing grinding wheel.
Also we produce a range of dyeable fiberglass grinding wheel Mesh for making grinding wheels backing.Fiberglass mesh is coated with phenolic aldehyde and improving epoxy resin, and then punched after baking. AS outer circle and inner hole are punched with one-step molding technology, so mesh pieces are same in size, equal in concentricity, and bright in appearance. Grinding wheels made of this reinforcing mesh exhibits good thermal endurance, high strength, light weight and high-speed cutting performance.
The size of the mesh are mostly 5×5 6×6 8×8 10×10 ,which are our conventional products .If you have any requirements,we are dedicated to produce consistent products in line with your requirements.
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continue on to further improve, to make sure product top quality in line with market and consumer standard requirements. Our firm has a excellent assurance program have already been established for factory Outlets for Plaster Fiberglass Mesh - Leno woven grinding wheel mesh fabrics – Ruifiber, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Jakarta, Puerto Rico, Mexico, We are increasingly expanding our international market share based on quality products, excellent service, reasonable price and timely delivery. Please contact us at any time for more information.
By Camille from Russia - 2016.09.26 12:12
The manufacturer gave us a big discount under the premise of ensuring the quality of products, thank you very much, we will select this company again.
By Susan from Southampton - 2015.11.02 11:11
