PP Flow Mat: The Perfect Solution for Conforming to RTM Mold Shapes Flow Mat is a special glass fiber reinforced material that is commonly used in the RTM (Resin Transfer Molding) process. It usually consist of three layers, with non-woven polypropylene fibers as the middle resin flow layer, and chopped fiber

Glass Fiber Sandwich Mats for Close Moulding Process PP Core Fiberglass Sandwich Combo Mat(Flow Mat) is a special glass fiber reinforced material that has been specially designed for closed mold processes such as RTM and Vacuum Infusion. The surface layer consists of chopped strand E-glass fibers which are stitched together with

Unlock the Potential of the Resin Transfer Molding Process with Our Sandwich PP Mat Sandwich PP Mat: This is a three-layer glass fiber mat based on alkali-free glass. This material consists of two layers of chopped strand fiber and a polypropylene (resin flowing medium) central layer. It has excellent drapability

Achieve Superior Resin Flow and Wetting Properties with 450/PP250/450 Glass Fiber Fabric A three-dimensional glass mat consisting of a PP core sandwiched between two layers of CSM. This sandwich core materials is specifically designed for the closed moulding process using techniques such as RTM & VIP for the production of fire resistant

Achieve Superior Surface Results with Our Sandwich PP Mat FLOW MAT consists of one or two layers of Chopped Strand Mat (CSM) and core material PP (resin flow zone). The resin flows through the core and impregnates the outer reinforcement by injecting resin vertically from the outside. The inner material (PP

Discover the Benefits of Fiberglass Infusion Mat with a Thick Compressible Core Fiberglass Infusion Mat (also called: Flow Mat, RTM Mat, Sandwich Mat, PP Core Mat, RTM Infusion Mat), It consists of 3 layers, the upper and lower two surface layers are chopped mats, and the core layer is PP (polypropylene, resin

Get the Best Quality with E-glass Chopped Strand Mat E-glass chopped strand mat is a non-woven mat made of glass fibers. The manufacturing process involves spreading continuous filament roving that is 50mm long randomly in combination with a binder, which can be either a powder form polyester or an emulsion