Versatile 163 g/m² E-glass fabric in plain weave for dimensionally stable cut plies, surface reinforcement and lightweight GFRP components.
International Style 7630 (formerly Interglas 92105) with FK 144 finish. The plain-weave construction provides good resistance to yarn displacement and facilitates cutting and positioning with minimal fabric distortion. The 130 cm width is suitable for model fuselages, sports equipment and larger reinforcement or surface laminate areas.
MATERIAL ACCORDING TO AVIATION STANDARD
International Style 7630 (formerly Interglas 92105) is a fine E-glass filament fabric in plain weave. With an areal weight of 163 g/m², it combines a moderate fibre contribution per ply with a comparatively stable fabric structure. The fabric provides good wet-out characteristics and becomes largely transparent when fully impregnated.
| International Style |
7630 (formerly Interglas 92105) |
| US Style |
7630 |
| WLB No. |
8.4554.60 |
| Fibre type |
E-glass |
| Areal weight |
163 g/m² |
| Finish |
FK 144 |
| Weave |
Plain weave |
| Yarn, warp / weft |
EC 9-68 / EC 9-68 |
| Thread count, warp / weft |
12.0 ends/cm / 11.5 picks/cm |
| Width |
130 cm |
Benefits of the Fabric
The high number of yarn interlacings in the plain weave provides good resistance to yarn displacement. As a result, the fabric structure remains comparatively stable during cutting, handling and positioning. This is a practical advantage for larger cut plies and for flat to moderately curved components.
Both warp and weft use EC 9-68 glass filament yarn. With 12.0 ends/cm in the warp direction and 11.5 picks/cm in the weft direction, the fibre distribution is approximately uniform in both principal directions. The fabric is therefore suitable for laminate designs requiring a comparable reinforcing contribution in the warp and weft directions.
Another advantage is its good wet-out behaviour. When fully impregnated with a suitable laminating resin, the glass fabric becomes largely transparent. This facilitates visual inspection of the laminate during surface reinforcement, repair work and the production of thin facing plies.
Applications
International Style 7630 is a versatile standard glass fabric for lightweight and medium-duty GFRP laminates. The combination of 163 g/m² areal weight