VETEX / 02—07

Texturized Fiberglass Fabric

Bulked yarn structure for insulation, sealing and thermal barriers.

Product overview

Continuous fiberglass yarn is texturized before weaving, creating a thicker, more flexible textile with strong coverage and thermal insulation performance.

Construction guide

Built around three decisions.

Base materialTexturized fiberglass yarn; grade to confirm

DutyConfirm by selected construction

FormatConfirm against current production specification

Technical data

Weight: Confirm by selected construction
Thickness: Confirm by selected construction and test method
Width: Confirm against current production specification
Material: Texturized fiberglass yarn; grade to confirm
Testing / standards: Required inspection and report scope agreed before order

Reference data is not an approved order specification. Confirm material, dimensions, tolerances, performance and report scope for the proposed construction before ordering.

Why this construction

01Low density with strong coverage
02Good heat and chemical resistance
03Flexible for wrapping and gasket work
04Available for coating and further fabrication

Typical applications

Removable insulation coversGaskets and sealsDust filtrationWelding curtainsComposite coating substrates

PURCHASING & SPECIFICATION

Specify bulk, fit and handling together.

For bulked-yarn fabrics, weight alone does not describe how the material fits into an insulation assembly or behaves during fabrication.

Start with what you are buying for

Removable-cover manufacturers

Start with the layer position, equipment geometry and available clearance—not a blanket-level temperature claim.

Gasket & wrapping fabricators

Define compression, bend radius and edge control alongside the required textile construction.

Include in your RFQ

01
Layer & installed space
Describe hot-face, liner or other intended use, available thickness and whether the textile is compressed in service.
02
Bulked-yarn construction
Specify yarn and weave, weight, thickness and how thickness should be measured. Identify any required treatment.
03
Converting behaviour
Share cutting, sewing and wrapping requirements; agree checks for fraying, flexibility and fabric handling.
04
Service & supply format
Provide exposure duration, vibration or movement, roll dimensions, trial quantity and repeat-order needs.

Start with your specification

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