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    Compare our offering of composites to find the right material for you.

    Additives and Reinforcements for Composites

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Additives and Fillers. Additives and Reinforcements for Composites, Fiberglass, Loose Fibers.

    Fiberglass

    Loose Fibers

    Mix these additives with melted plastic, epoxies, or adhesives to make parts stronger and more wear resistant without adding much weight. You can use them in batches to tackle repairs and small parts instead of machining your part from a sheet, bar, or other shape.
    Fiberglass for Thermoplastics and Thermosets—These additives increase a part’s strength and ability to withstand frequent blows. But, they’re not as strong or as lightweight as carbon fiber additives. They also block electric currents from passing through. Their short fibers are best for castings and foams to prevent cracking as resin shrinks. The amount you use to start should equal about 10-35% of your composite’s weight.
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    Fiberglass for Thermoplastics and Thermosets
    98%10JugPlasticLoose Fiber84065997-17-30000000000000
    Fiberglass Additives and Reinforcements, 10 lbs. Jug
    EachIn stock
     
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