Fiberglass fabric 0.7mm, sometimes referred to as E-glass woven fabric, is a high-performance industrial textile that is necessary for demanding applications in the construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, and maritime industries in the United Arab Emirates. A vital component of high-temperature insulation fabric systems, this specialty fiberglass cloth is valued for its remarkable mechanical strength, dimensional stability, and superior resistance to heat and chemicals.
Usually made from E-Glass fibers in a tightly woven pattern (plain or twill weave), standard 0.7mm thick fiberglass offers exceptional fire resistance and good compatibility with a variety of resins for composite lamination. This thickness is appropriate for a range of fabrication demands because it strikes a compromise between stiffness and flexibility.
Typical UAE price range (AED):
• Fiberglass Fabric Rolls (standard width/thickness) 600–2,500/roll
• Coated Fiberglass Cloth (per sqm, industrial grade) 20–60/sqm
• Plain E-glass woven fabric (per sqm, bulk) 12–30/sqm.
Note: Roll size/length, glass type (E-Glass/Silica), weave type, chemical coating (PTFE/Silicone), and order volume all affect pricing.
Despite being distinct from 0.7mm fiberglass cloth, polycarbonate sheet is a high-performance material that is frequently used in UAE construction for roofing and glazing because of its exceptional clarity and impact resistance.
| Property | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Density (ρ) | 1.20 – 1.22 | g/cm³ |
| Tensile Strength (σt) | 55 – 75 | MPa |
| Young's Modulus (E) | 2.0 – 2.4 | GPa |
| Izod Impact Strength (Notched) | 600 – 850 | J/m |
| Glass Transition Temperature (Tg) | 147 (297) | °C (°F) |
| Heat Deflection Temp (1.8 MPa) | 128 – 138 | °C |
| Upper Working Temperature (Continuous) | 115 – 130 | °C |
| Flammability Rating | HB–V2 | UL94 |
| Light Transmission (3mm thickness) | 88 | % |
| UV Resistance | Fair (Excellent for UV-coated grades) | - |
The most popular and reasonably priced kind of fiberglass used for E-glass woven fabric is called E-Glass (Electrical Grade Glass). It is preferred due to its high strength, outstanding heat resistance, great insulating qualities, non-flammability, and lack of alkali.
Yes, but the fiberglass fabric needs to be coated—typically with silicone, PTFE (Teflon), or acrylic—for long-term outdoor use. These coatings shield the fiberglass underneath from UV deterioration, moisture, and abrasion.
Up to 550°C (1022°F) is the maximum continuous service temperature that standard E-Glass fiberglass fabric can tolerate. Specialized silica or coated textiles can withstand brief exposure to heat as high as 1250°C.
Fiberglass with a thickness of 0.7 mm is a medium-weight fabric that provides a nice mix of flexibility and strength. It is flexible enough to fit curved surfaces while still being thick enough for robust composite reinforcement and long-lasting insulating blankets.
Fiberglass cloth, such as the 0.7mm fiberglass fabric, is a woven fabric that offers reduced resin usage and strong directional strength. Although it requires more resin, CSM, a non-woven mat of haphazard fibers held together by a binder, offers multidirectional strength and works better for intricate structures.
