ApApplications of Fiberglass Mesh in Liquid Environments

Construction and Engineering
This is its primary application area, where it is often referred to as "soft rebar" for buildings:

External Wall Insulation Systems: Embedded within the mortar layer to disperse stress and significantly reduce the likelihood of wall cracking; the 160g/m² specification offers an impact strength of 12kN/m² and a service life exceeding 25 years.
Structural Reinforcement and Protection: Used to prevent cracking during tile installation, reinforce roof waterproofing, and strengthen concrete structures; it also serves as a backing mesh for marble and mosaic tiles to prevent stone fragmentation or detachment.
Specialized Applications: Used to distribute pressure during underfloor heating installation (preventing cracking in the upper concrete layer) and as a substrate for waterproofing membranes to enhance overall crack resistance.

 

Industrial Manufacturing and Filtration
Leveraging its resistance to acids, alkalis, and high temperatures, it serves as a specialized material in industrial settings:

Fluid Filtration: Capable of capturing particles as small as 0.5 microns; used for filtering corrosive chemical liquids, paint overspray arrestance in spray booths, and air purification. Food-grade models are suitable for applications such as fruit juice clarification.
Protection in Harsh Environments: Used in the chemical industry for storage tank linings and pipe wrapping, maintaining stability in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 280°C; also utilized in flue-gas desulfurization units to resist chloride ion corrosion, with a service life exceeding 8 years.
Product Reinforcement: Acts as a reinforcing substrate for grinding wheels and can be incorporated into plastic or rubber products as a composite framework to enhance structural stability.