Emulsion bound C.S.M. The most commonly used form of glassfibre reinforcement. Available in seven standard weights. Conforms to Lloyds and British Standard Specifications

Available in 3mm & 6mm lengths, used to reinforce resins and thermoplastics

A very fine glassfibre surfacing material, provides a resin rich smooth surface to c.s.m. laminates

Continuous glassfibre filaments wound into a reel or cheese for application by chopper gun

Woven Roving is used mostly in conjunction with chopped strand mat to increase the tensile strength of the laminate.

Pure carbon filaments in a woven fabric configuration produces extremely rigid lightweight laminates.

A combination weave of 1:1 Aramid/Carbon fibre for optimum durability and stiffness.

A yarn based reinforcement which provides excellent drapeability, light weight, good mechanical strength and superior surface finish.