Fibreglass, when converted into fabric, is a unique industrial material because of its versatility. Fibreglass fabric offers an excellent combination of properties from high strength to fire resistance. Wide ranges of roving sizes provide huge number of designs, thus giving the end user an option to choose the best combination to match their requirements. Some advantages of fibreglass and in turn fibreglass fabric are outlined below.

• Dimensional Stability – Fibreglass is a dimensionally stable engineered material. Fibreglass does not lengthen or contract with changes in temperature.
• Moisture Resistance – Because fibreglass do not absorb moisture, fibreglass fabrics are physically and chemically unaffected by water and moisture.
• High Strength – High strength to weight ratio makes fibreglass fabrics an ideal material at places where high strength and minimum weight are required. In fabric form, this strength can be Uni-directional, Bi-directional, or Multi-directional, thereby allowing flexibility in design and costs.
• Fire & Chemical Resistance – Fibreglass fabric will not burn or support combustion because fibreglass is an inorganic material. Most chemicals have little or no effect on fibreglass and therefore fibreglass fabric will not mildew, rot or deteriorate.
• Electrical Properties – The combination of properties such as low moisture absorption, high strength, high heat resistance and low dielectric constant makes fibre glass fabrics ideal for electrical insulation.