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Fiberglass is commonly used as a reinforcing material in composite materials, electrical insulation material, thermal insulation material, circuit board, and other fields of the na

These properties of engineering plastics come not only from the properties of the plastic resin, but more so from the fiberglass components blended into the plastic.

Fiberglass is commonly used as a reinforcing material in composite materials, an electrical insulation material, a thermal insulation material, and in circuit boards, among other a

Whether it's prefabricated bathrooms, fiberglass bathtubs, shower trays, washbasins, bathroom cabinets, or various bathroom accessories, almost all of them rely on chopped strand m

With its excellent performance, stable quality, and high cost-effectiveness, chopped strand mat (CSM) has become an indispensable key substrate in the field of automotive composite

The fiberglass industry has indeed reached a turning point in its cycle, a hard turning point confirmed by supply and demand, prices, and profitability. This is not a short-term re

The price of fiberglass continues to rise, and there is even a shortage of it. The core reason is the combined effect of three factors: explosive demand, rigid supply constraints,

Resun Technology's ordinary fiberglass products also benefited from this round of price increases, which boosted the company's overall performance and market sentiment.

In the trend of green environmental protection, the obsolescence and recycling of aged glass fiber materials will be a new challenge that industry practitioners need to address.

Confirm that the chopped strand mat is free of oil stains, damage, and delamination; the fibers are evenly distributed.

Glass fiber, as an important reinforcing material for composite materials, has been widely used in high-end equipment manufacturing fields such as aerospace, automotive, constructi

In the wave of AI reshaping the global technology landscape, the real competition has long since moved beyond algorithms and chips, extending to the most fundamental materials.