Overview
JS-ER13-2400-180 is a 180 assembled roving for spray-up, coated with a silane-based sizing that is compatible with unsaturated polyester, vinyl ester, and polyurethane resins. As one of the recommended international brand products in our glass fiber range, JS-ER13-2400-180 is supplied with supply chain resource support for composite manufacturers sourcing spray-up reinforcement. Assembled roving is a common reinforcement format for spray-up work because it feeds consistently through a chopper gun, giving operators a steady, repeatable process compared with less uniform reinforcement formats.
Key Features of JS-ER13-2400-180
| Static Control | Excellent static control |
| Choppability and Dispersion | Excellent choppability and dispersion |
| Wet-Out | Fast and complete wet-out, ensuring easy roll-out and rapid air release |
| Composite Strength | Excellent strength of the composite products |
| Hydrolysis Resistance | Excellent hydrolysis resistance of finished parts |
Applications of JS-ER13-2400-180 in Spray-Up Composite Manufacturing
JS-ER13-2400-180 is a versatile general-purpose spray-up product used to manufacture boats and yachts, sanitaryware, swimming pools, automotive parts, and pipe by centrifugal casting. These applications span our marine vessels and automotive and transportation industry categories, where spray-up processing is widely used for medium-to-large composite parts with moderate structural requirements.
Resin Compatibility
The silane-based sizing on JS-ER13-2400-180 is compatible with unsaturated polyester, vinyl ester, and polyurethane resins, giving fabricators flexibility to pair it with the resin system already specified for their process rather than requiring a separate reinforcement grade for each resin chemistry. Sizing compatibility matters because a mismatch between fiber sizing and resin chemistry can lead to poor fiber-to-resin bonding, which shows up as reduced mechanical strength or premature delamination in the finished part, even when the resin and reinforcement are each individually within specification.
Why These Properties Are the Right Fit for Spray-Up Processing
In spray-up processing, roving is fed through a chopper gun that cuts it into short strands and combines it with catalyzed resin as it is sprayed onto the mold surface. Good static control reduces fiber clumping and fly-away strands during chopping, which supports more even fiber distribution across the mold.
Excellent choppability and dispersion help the chopped strands spread out rather than bunching together, reducing the risk of resin-rich or fiber-rich patches in the finished laminate. Fast, complete wet-out matters because operators need to roll out air pockets before the resin begins to gel; a roving that wets out quickly gives the crew a more workable window to consolidate the laminate.
Hydrolysis resistance in the finished part is particularly relevant for swimming pools, boat hulls, and other applications where the composite is in prolonged contact with water. Excellent strength of the composite products also depends on consistent fiber distribution and complete wet-out, since dry spots or resin-rich pockets are typically the weak points where a laminate first fails under load.
Why Sourcing Consistency Matters for Buyers
Because static control, choppability, and wet-out speed directly affect how evenly a laminate builds up during spray-up, buyers should confirm current specifications for this roving against the latest technical data sheet before scheduling a production run. A supplier that consistently delivers this roving with stable sizing performance reduces the need to re-qualify a spray-up recipe with every new batch.
This is particularly relevant for boat builders, sanitaryware and pool manufacturers, and automotive parts fabricators, where hydrolysis resistance and composite strength are directly tied to consistent sizing coverage and glass fiber quality. Buyers should confirm current batch documentation against the latest technical data sheet before finalizing a production schedule.
Where to Source This Product
Thousands Chemicals connects boat builders, sanitaryware and pool manufacturers, and automotive parts fabricators with JS-ER13-2400-180 and related glass fiber products through our digital B2B marketplace. Glass fiber roving classification and testing are commonly referenced against standards published by ASTM International. Our team can help confirm packaging, lead times, and technical documentation for your target application and order volume.
FAQ
What is JS-ER13-2400-180 used for?
It is a general-purpose spray-up assembled roving used to manufacture boats, yachts, sanitaryware, swimming pools, automotive parts, and pipe by centrifugal casting.
Which resins is JS-ER13-2400-180 compatible with?
Its silane-based sizing is compatible with unsaturated polyester, vinyl ester, and polyurethane resin systems.
Is JS-ER13-2400-180 suitable for swimming pool applications?
Yes, its excellent hydrolysis resistance in the finished part makes it suitable for swimming pools and other applications with prolonged water contact.
Can you provide technical documentation and bulk pricing for JS-ER13-2400-180?
Yes, technical data sheets and SDS documentation are available on request, and our team can provide bulk pricing and lead times based on your target volume and delivery location.
Get a Quote for JS-ER13-2400-180
Contact our team for a quote, technical data sheet, or SDS for JS-ER13-2400-180. We support bulk supply and global shipping for boat builders, sanitaryware and pool manufacturers, and automotive parts fabricators.
