About Fiber Glass Net
We are engaged in offering Fiberglass Net Mesh Fabric to our clients.
Other Details:
- They are made non-alkaline, with high quality special glass yarns.
- The required chemical and physical characteristics as well as dimensional stability are achieved through special alkaline resistant finishes.
- Providing a proper use and observance of the plaster manufacturers working in building construction, this reinforcement fiberglass fabrics offer maximum security against tension.
- The reinforcement grids are highly unaffected by temperature, have excellent strength and an extreme resistance to alkali.
- The frequent occurring tensions in ceilings and walls are well compensated by the fabrics to prevent in the plaster.
- It is an ideal engineering material in construction and can be easily used to reinforce cement, stone, wall material, roofing, bitumen, gypsum, and so on.
- It is used for Internal & External Plaster Reinforcement.
Features:
- High crack strength
- Rust proof
- Easy to use
Uses:
- Reinforcement for construction chemicals
- High Crack Strength
- Reinforcement for Plaster
- Crack Repairs
- External & Internal Plaster Reinforcement
- Marble Slab Reinforcement
- Asphalt reinforcement(Roof waterproofing)
- Reinforce lightweight construction boards
Specification
| Roll Length | 50 - 100 m |
| Usage/Application | Marble Slab Reinforcement |
| Color | Available In White, Blue, Green, etc |
| Brand | SSC |
| Size | 1 x 50 m |
| Material | Made From Non - Alkaline, With High Quality Special Glass Yarns (Fiberglass) |
Exceptional Durability and Fire ResistanceFormulated with E-glass and a special anti-alkali coating, this fiber glass net guarantees excellent fire and moisture resistance with reliable performance up to 550C. Its woven structure is designed to withstand rigorous construction environments, making it suitable for demanding reinforcement applications in both interior and exterior settings.
Effortless Installation and VersatilityThanks to its lightweight mesh and manageable roll packing, the net is easy to transport, cut, and install. With a density of 125 g/cm and low thermal conductivity, it is perfect for reinforcing walls, marble slabs, and asphalt surfaces, providing enhanced crack resistance and structural integrity in a wide range of construction projects.
FAQs of Fiber Glass Net:
Q: How is the Fiber Glass Net applied in construction projects?
A: The Fiber Glass Net is typically laid over surfaces needing reinforcement, such as plaster, marble slabs, or asphalt for waterproofing. Its cut to size, then integrated using suitable adhesives or construction chemicals, forming a supportive mesh layer that enhances strength and stability.
Q: What benefits does the high tensile strength and low elongation at break provide?
A: High tensile strength ensures the net resists stretching or breaking under significant stress, while low elongation at break (<5%) prevents excessive deformation. This results in strong crack resistance and enduring reinforcement for walls, slabs, and lightweight boards.
Q: Where can this fiber glass mesh be used most effectively?
A: It is best used for reinforcing internal and external plasters, repairing cracks, stabilizing marble slabs, waterproofing asphalt roofs, and supporting lightweight construction boards. Its versatility makes it suitable for both residential and industrial projects.
Q: What makes this fiber glass net resistant to fire and moisture?
A: The net is made from E-glass fibers with a specialized alkali-resistant and anti-alkali coating, resulting in excellent fire resistance (up to 550C) and protection against moisture. This ensures long-term durability in challenging environments.
Q: When during the building process should this net be installed?
A: It should be installed during the reinforcement phasebefore final plastering, marble laying, or asphalt applicationto provide underlying strength and crack control before finishing works are completed.
Q: How does the anti-alkali coating enhance the nets longevity?
A: The anti-alkali coating protects the glass fibers from corrosive effects of cement and chemicals, preventing fiber deterioration and loss of strength over time, thus extending the nets lifespan in reinforced structures.
Q: What is the process for using the net in wall reinforcement?
A: Simply roll out the net over the substrate to be reinforced, secure it with construction adhesives or plasters, ensure the mesh is embedded properly, and apply the final surface treatment or layer over it as per specific application guidelines.