7-1/2 oz Fiberglass Fabric
Most Popular Boat Cloth
Commonly referred to as "boat cloth", this plain weave is an industry favorite for waterproofing and protecting various marine applications, like boats and personal watercraft. It offers nice handling and just one or two layers will get the job done quickly and easily.
Like other plain weaves, it delivers uniform strength in both horizontal and vertical directions, with warp and fill yarns at 0 and 90 degrees, respectively.
Features
- Popular fabric for boats and other marine recreational vehicles
- Uniform horizontal and vertical strength
- Cures transparent
- If requested, this fabric can be certified to meet the requirements of: AMS-3824 Style 2532; ASTM D 4029-09 Style 2532 and MIL-Y-1140
Tips
- Orient this fabric so that yarns run parallel to expected loads.
- During lay-up, add layers at alternating 45-degree angles to maximize strength.
- Use with epoxy resin, polyester resin, or vinyl ester resin to produce composite parts of excellent strength, low weight, and great cosmetics.
Specifications
| Style | 2532 |
| Warp | 16 |
| Fill | 14 |
| Strength (Warp) | 115 lbs/inch |
| Strength (Fill) | 95 lbs/inch |
| Weave | Plain Weave |
| Full Roll | 125 yards (typical) |
| Thickness | 0.0107" |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 7.0 oz/yard2 |
Guarantee
Fibre Glast is committed to ensuring that every roll of fabric we handle is First Quality and manufactured to the highest standards, so that you can expect the same properties and handling characteristics every time you order.
Click here for more information on our First Quality Guarantee.
Folded prepacks are typically shipped in a small box, or packaged in a box with other items on your order. Rolled fabrics ship in a long (45", 53", or 62") box. Click below on the "What to expect when you order Fabric" video to see how rolled fabrics are cut and shipped each time you order.
7.5oz fibreglass cloth
Sep 27, 2017 | By Trevor
Excellent quality. Very pleased.
Wonderful customer service and great products
Jun 9, 2016 | By Laurie Hahnlen
I ordered polyester resin and fiberglass for our boat repair. My husband sent me on this mission so I had many questions. I spoke to Josh who was very polite and helpful. He knows his products. He even placed the order for me. The products came the next day and we are very satisfied with their quality! We highly recommend doing business with Fibreglast.
Wonderful customer service and great products
Jun 9, 2016 | By Laurie Hahnlen
I ordered polyester resin and fiberglass for our boat repair. My husband sent me on this mission so I had many questions. I spoke to Josh who was very polite and helpful. He knows his products. He even placed the order for me. The products came the next day and we are very satisfied with their quality! We highly recommend doing business with Fibreglast.
Great products
Oct 30, 2015 | By Mark R
Never worked with fiberglass before. Was a great help in selecting the materials that would work best for my project
7 1/2 oz cloth
Sep 1, 2015 | By Gary W
Quality product, good price, packaged well to prevent unraveling, fast shipping
7-1/2 oz Fiberglass Fabric This fabric is sold by the linear yard, either as a prepackaged quantity or by continuous yardage. Prepacks This fabric is available in pre-cut lengths that measure one yard (#243-F and #244-F, folded package), three yards (#243-B & #244-B, folded package), and five yards (#243-B & #244-B, folded package). Each is packaged and sold separately. For your convenience, these "prepacks" can be purchased in any combination. However, if the length for any one fabric totals 10 yards or more, we suggest you purchase it in continuous, "cut to length" yardage. Continuous, "Cut to Length" Yardage If you know in advance that you intend to purchase 10 yards or more of any one fabric, it should be ordered in continuous, "cut to length" yardage. In this case, fabric will be cut once according to the total yardage ordered, and customers receive a price-per-yard discount as compared to prepacks. Quantity discounts continue to deepen as the yardage increases for any one cut of one fabric.
