Fiberglass Woven Roving

Fiberglass Woven Roving is a versatile composite Reinforcement material composed of continuous glass fiber filaments coated with a coupling agent or binder. The glass fibers are woven into a fabric with a plain or twill weave pattern, providing strength and stability.

With its high strength-to-weight ratio, fiberglass woven roving is an ideal reinforcement for plastic composites across many industries. It exhibits high tensile strength along with impact, chemical and heat resistance. The woven construction provides multi-directional reinforcement, dimensional stability, and ease of handling.

Fiberglass roving is compatible with polyester, vinyl ester and epoxy resins. It is widely used as a reinforcing material in boat hulls, auto bodies, bathtubs, roofing, piping, storage tanks and other composite components. It is also valued for electrical insulation applications.

When saturating the woven roving with resin, proper wet-out and cure is critical to achieve optimal mechanical properties in the finished composite. Fiberglass roving comes in various weights, widths and weave patterns to suit the reinforcement requirements of the application. With its combination of high strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness, fiberglass woven roving continues to be a staple composite material across many industries.