WOVEN BASE FABRICS / IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION

Industrial Fiberglass Fabric

VETEX-woven fiberglass base fabrics for heat cleaning, coating and industrial conversion.

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White fiberglass base fabric running on installed weaving equipment in the VETEX workshop — VETEX production photography · Fiberglass fabric weaving

ProductionIn-house weaving

Regularly woven3732 · 3784 · 3788

Common widths1.0 · 1.2 · 1.5 · 1.8 · 2.0 m

Common roll50 m

Common supply formats shown. Final availability is confirmed by construction and order.

01 / SPECIFY THE SUBSTRATE

Choose the substrate for your next process.

Select the construction around the next process—not from a generic temperature headline. Confirm weave, width, roll format, finish and inspection requirements before production.

Untreated base cloth

Confirm style, weave, width, roll length and joint restrictions.

Heat-cleaned base cloth

Industrial base fabrics can be heat cleaned; final finish is confirmed with the order.

Downstream conversion

Tell us whether the cloth will be coated, laminated, cut or sewn.

02 / CONFIRMED CONSTRUCTIONS

Three regularly woven reference styles.

Only facts cleared for public use are shown. Weight, thickness, density and tolerances stay outside the page until current VETEX records are locked.

Style	Weave	Supply status	Width & roll
3732	3×1 Twill	Regularly woven	Confirm against order
3784	8HS Satin	Regularly woven	Confirm against order
3788	12HS Satin	Regularly woven	Confirm against order

03 / MANUFACTURING EVIDENCE

Woven in the upgraded VETEX workshop.

Real production photography shows installed weaving equipment, fabric path and roll winding. Machine counts, speeds and capacity are intentionally excluded until formally confirmed.

Wide levelled view of installed weaving machines and fiberglass rolls in the upgraded VETEX workshop — VETEX production photography · Upgraded weaving workshop

Close production view of white fiberglass fabric winding into a roll on installed equipment — VETEX production photography · Roll formation

01Yarn preparation and warping

02In-house weaving

03Post-weave roll inspection

04Packing to order requirements

04 / PURCHASING BRIEF

Send the construction—not only a style number.

Include in your RFQ

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01Required style or weave
02Finished width and roll length
03Untreated or heat-cleaned finish
04Joint / splice restrictions
05Downstream process and end application
06Trial quantity, annual volume and packaging