High Temperatur Glass Fiber Sleeve

High temperature glass sleeves are suitable for continuous exposure to temperatures of up to 1200 °C. The textured, wool-like structure of the fibers protects them particularly well against extreme temperatures and also gives the sleeve a thermally and electrically insulating function. High-temperature glass sleeves can also be processed into glass fiber composites by embedding them in epoxy or polyester matrices.
Glass fibre sleeves are suitable for the production of profiles of any kind, as spar or other hollow constructions, whereby with a suitable application process it is guaranteed that the force-absorbing reinforcing fibre of the glass fiber sleeving lies air bubble-free, all over and seamless - thus without loss of strength - also around the edge of the shaping core and is sufficiently impregnated with the resin system used. A 45° angle is optimal for high torsional or shear strength. The diameter of the braided hose can be changed by stretching or compressing, but the fibre angle should ideally be between 30° and 60°. A reinforcement in 0° direction can be achieved with so-called UD threads, which are braided in. Another material can be used for this purpose.