S-Glass Fabric

Item No.: 00199
High-strength S-glass fabric, tested to ASTM D578 and MIL-R-60346, offers tensile strength up to 4800 MPa, service temp to 700°C, and 10× E-glass fatigue life—ideal for aerospace and rotorcraft composite structures.
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- Technical Parameters -

Property S-glass Value Comparison (E-glass)
Tensile Strength 4600–4800 MPa ~3400 MPa
Elastic Modulus 90–95 GPa ~76 GPa
Elongation at Break 5.3–5.7% ~4.8%
Operating Temperature Up to 700°C ~550°C
Fatigue Life 8–10× of E-glass Baseline
Resin Compatibility Epoxy, BMI, Polyimide, Cyanate Ester Yes
Moisture Sensitivity Minimal Moderate

Fabric Code Yarn Type Weave Areal Weight Strength (N/25mm) Thickness
SW301F (6781) SC9–68 × 1 8H Satin 295 g/m² 1900 × 1800 0.275 mm
S6W250F (6581HT) S6C9–34 × 1 × 2 8H Satin 295 g/m² 2500 × 2400 0.275 mm

(Also available: Twill and multi-axial constructions up to 600 g/m². Styles meet or exceed properties per MIL-R-60346 Type R and ASTM D578 S-glass standard.)

 

- Heaterk S-glass Fiberglass Fabric -

Heaterk's S-glass (high-strength glass fiber) fiberglass fabric is a specialized alumino-silicate glass engineered for high-load, high-temperature, and long-life structural applications—especially in aerospace, defense, and rotorcraft composite systems.

 

Compared to E-glass:

Tensile strength increases 30–40% (4600–4800 MPa)

Modulus improves 16–20% (up to 95 GPa)

Fatigue life improves nearly 10×, critical in high-vibration zones

Thermal service limit extends by 150°C, up to 700°C dry

  

Unlike aramid fibers, S-glass maintains stiffness and dimensional stability under humidity, heat, and load cycles, while offering better impact resistance and more reliable resin wet-out. When compared to carbon fiber, it provides cost-efficient toughness in hybrid composite layups.

 

- Features of Heaterk S-glass Fabric -

  • Retains strength under thermal cycling and dynamic shear
  • Supports lightweight structural reinforcement at lower cost than carbon
  • Compatible with aerospace-grade resins (epoxy, BMI, cyanate ester)
  • Used in primary or semi-structural laminates with critical stiffness and impact requirements
  • Maintains dimensional integrity in humidity, high altitude, and temperature extremes
  • Superior impact resistance over carbon and aramid

  • Maintains flexural stiffness under repeated stress cycles

  • Excellent bonding with structural resins (RTM, prepreg, infusion)

  • Reduced microcrack propagation under vibration

  • Lower density than carbon → weight savings in hybrid designs

  • No galvanic corrosion → suitable for metal-interfaced structures

 

- Applications -

S-glass is engineered for mission-critical airframe components, where lightweight, impact resistance, and long-term fatigue stability under high thermal loads are essential.

Fixed-Wing Aircraft

  • Engine nacelle panels

  • Firewall liners and thermal bulkheads

  • Secondary load-bearing skins

Rotorcraft

  • Rotor blade root laminates

  • Torque box reinforcements

  • Fuselage vibration-critical zones

Aerospace Systems

  • Fairings with thermal and acoustic demands

  • Hybrid carbon/S-glass layups for improved impact tolerance

  • Satellite enclosures requiring radiation and temperature cycling resistance

Military & Defense

  • Missile and UAV fuselages

  • Armor support layers (hybrid with aramid or ceramic)

  • Composite blast/impact shields

 

- Compliance & Standards -

  • ASTM D578 – S-glass classification
  • MIL-R-60346 – Aerospace reinforcement specification
  • ASTM D3039 – Tensile laminate performance
  • RoHS / REACH – Fully compliant
  • Lot-level traceability and COA provided on request
  • Supplied in cleanroom or aerospace-converted formats
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