10 Yds 5oz Kevlar Tape 4"
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Kevlar® tape is ideal for selective reinforcement of Kevlar®, fiberglass or carbon lamination's and repairs.
Features include:
- Excellent thermal & dimensional stability
- Performs with no strength loss up to temperatures of 320°F for extended periods.
- Lighter in weight than E-Glass with specific strengths.
- Sensitive to direct exposure from UV light; however, demonstrates little or no change in a composite when it is indirectly exposed to UV light.
- Will not melt or support combustion, however, it will begin to caramelize at approximately 800°F
- Kevlar® Tapes are compatible with Polyester, Vinyl Ester, and Epoxy Resins.
Product Specifications:
Metric: Imperial:
165 g/m^2 (weight) 5 oz/yd^2 (weight)
0.25 mm (thickness) 0.01 inches (thickness)
Common applications for KEVLAR includes 49 fabrics such as: kayaks, canoes, high-speed boats, aircraft fuselage panels, pressure vessels, sporting equipment, wind turbines and much more.
Kevlar® is a material formed by combining para-phenylenediamine and terephthaloyl chloride. Aromatic polyamide (aramid) threads are the result. They are further refined, by dissolving the threads and spinning them into regular fibres. Kevlar® when combined with layers of resin results in a ‘rigid’ material that is light and has twenty times the strength of steel.
Rayplex is committed to ensuring that every roll of fabric we handle is First Quality and manufactured to the highest standards, so that you can expect the same properties and handling characteristics every time you order.
Tip: Cutting composite grade KEVLAR® can be a headache! Serrated Scissors or our WBT-115V Portable Electric Cutter are designed to make precise, clean cuts for even the toughest fabrics. See links below
Link to Scissors: https://www.rayplex.ca/product648.html
Link to Cutter: https://www.rayplex.ca/wbt-115-portable-electric-scissor-115v-details_ss831.html
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Featured positive reviews:
Worked really well with the 10" scissors. One issue is that the edges of the fabric have a thread running along, so the edges of the patch are going to be raised unless you trim them off. I think this is going to be a cheaper option instead of the repair kit in the long term, but time will tell.
