Fiberglass Mesh Coated Latex

Product Specifications

Prod Model:	YF-5575
Markets:	North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe
Specification:	5X5-75g/Sqm, 1m*50m
Coating:	Latex
Woven Method:	Leno
Horizontal And Vertical:	Strenthen
Type:	Fiberglass Mesh
Function:	Strengthen, Rot Proof, Moisture Proof, Waterproof, Fireproof
Material:	Fiberglass Yarns

Product Description

1.Advantige:
1).Pass certificates:Iso9001:2000, ce, rosh, itb, tuv, etag, sgs testing,
2).High strength and high performance in chemical-corrosion resistance
3).Good agglutination capacity and fixation performance
4).100% qc inspection before shipment, best quality & best service with competitive price.
5).Biggest manufacturer of fiberglass mesh in china

Alkaline-resistant fiberglass mesh is woven by fiberglass yarn, and then coated by alkaline resistant glue and treated by high temperature, it has fine alkaline-resistant, high strength, etc.As an ideal engineering material in construction, it is mainly used to reinforce cement, stone, wall materials, roofing, bitumen, gypsum, waterproof and so on.

1.Fiberglass mesh specifications:
It contains interior wall insulation finishing, external wall insulation, grc reinforced mesh, fiberglass tape four kinds.
1).Mesh:2.5×2.5mm, 3×3mm, 4×4mm, 4×5mm, 5×5mm, 6×6mm, 8×8mm, 9×9mm, 10×10mm etc...
2).Weight:50-180gr/square meter
3).Length:20-200m/roll
4).Width:1m, 2m
5).Color:White, yellow, blue, green

2. Example of applications:
1. reinforced wall materials
2. Reinforced cement products
3. Used for Granite, mosaic, marble back mesh etc.
4. Waterproofing membrane cloth, asphalt roofing
5. Framework material for reinforced plastics, rubber products,.
6 Fire board.
7. Grinding wheel base fabric.
Eg:
1).75g / m2 mesh fabric used in the reinforcement of thin slurry, to eliminate small cracks and scattered throughout the surface pressure.
2).110g / m2 mesh cloth is widely used in indoor and outdoor walls, prevent the various materials (such as brick, light wood, prefabricated structure) of treatment or caused by a variety of expansion coefficient of wall crack and break.
3).145g/m2 mesh fabric used in the wall and be mixed in various materials (such as brick, light wood, prefabricated structures), to prevent cracking and scatter the whole surface pressure, especially in the external wall insulation system (eifs ).
4).160g / m2 mesh fabric used in insulator layer of reinforcement in the mortar, through shrinkage and temperature changes by providing a space to maintain movement between the layers, prevent crack and rupture due to shrinkage or temperature change.

3.How to use fiberglass mesh
1).Prepare your installed drywall sheets by aligning the edges as tightly as possible before beginning the taping process. Wipe the bare seams down with a tack cloth to remove drywall dust.
2).Unroll one end of the fiberglass mesh and determine which side is sticky. Begin at the top and stick only the top edge of the mesh on the seam. Leave a 1-inch space from the ceiling. Carefully, unroll the mesh as you hold it outwards from the wall. If you allow it to touch too soon, it will adhere and make it difficult to apply in a straight line.
3).Hold the bottom edge of the unrolled fiberglass mesh at the bottom of the seam. While watching to make sure the seam is in the middle of the mesh, lower it until it meets the wall.
4.Cut the bottom edge of the mesh and use your hands to gently smooth the mesh from the center to each end, ensuring that no wrinkles form.
5).Scoop some prepared drywall mud into a taping bucket with the 6-inch taping knife. Using the same knife, pick up a small portion of the mud, approximately one-half cup, and put it on the fiberglass mesh, smoothing as you go. Since this is the first coat, use some pressure to force the mud through the holes in the mesh and into the seam. Cover the entire seam with an even coat of mud.
6).Follow up immediately, while the mud is still soft, with the 10-inch taping trowel. Pull the trowel along the seam carefully, smoothing the mud and leveling it with the surface of the wall. Make sure you smooth out any crown on the seam.
7).Allow the mud to dry, sand off rough edges or lumps and apply two more very thin coats. Sand after the last coat is dry and paint or texture your walls.

4.Contacting information:
1). Contacter: kingjoe
2). Tel:0086-0797-8527888