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NPFC - MIL-M-43248

MATS, REINFORCING, GLASS FIBER

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Organization: NPFC
Publication Date: 21 June 1982
Status: active
Page Count: 25
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This specification covers a group of mats made of randomly oriented strands of glass filaments, with or without surfacing mats and backings. These mats are produced by continuous processes and are used primarily for making glass reinforced plastic items by either the wet layup or matched die molding process (see 6.1). This specification does not cover surfacing mats per se, mats for use in the paneling market, or those made by batch processes or with very short strands.

intended Use:

The fiberglass reinforcing mats covered by this specification are intended for use for making glass reinforced plastic items, particularly those of larger size, having irregular thickness,... View More

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June 4, 2002
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August 10, 1999
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March 30, 1988
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MIL-M-43248
June 21, 1982
MATS, REINFORCING, GLASS FIBER
The fiberglass reinforcing mats covered by this specification are intended for use for making glass reinforced plastic items, particularly those of larger size, having irregular thickness, compound...
August 16, 1976
MATS, REINFORCING, GLASS FIBER
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July 22, 1969
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July 7, 1964
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