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Product Overview
Peel ply exhibits excellent resin permeability, temperature resistance, and dimensional stability. It is designed to be easily removed from the surface of finished products, making it an essential material for vacuum infusion and other composite molding processes. Frequently utilized in pipe repairs, this product's width and roll length can be fully customized to meet specific engineering requirements.
Key Features
- Temperature resistance 150~203°C
- No release agent coating; will not contaminate the product
- Excellent mold release with obvious marking lines to prevent leakage
- Creates fabric texture for improved secondary structural bonding
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Storage & Handling
Labeling: Each roll is sealed in a plastic film bag. Labels include product name, specifications, gram weight, and custom roll dimensions.
Storage Environment: Store in a well-ventilated, dry, and clean warehouse. Ensure the material is stacked neatly to avoid deformation. Keep at least 2 meters away from heat sources. Storage life should not exceed two years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the primary purpose of using PA6 Peel Ply?
It is mainly used in vacuum infusion and composite moldings to ensure easy release from the product surface and to leave a textured finish for better bonding.
2. Can this peel ply withstand high temperatures?
Yes, it has a maximum service temperature of up to 210°C, making it suitable for high-heat composite processes.
3. Will the peel ply leave any residue or contaminants on the product?
No, there is no release agent coating on the surface, ensuring the finished product remains clean and uncontaminated.
4. Is the size of the peel ply customizable?
Yes, both the roll length and the width can be adjusted according to specific customer usage requirements.
5. What are the storage requirements for this material?
It should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated warehouse away from heat sources. The storage period should not exceed two years.
6. Why does the peel ply create a fabric texture on the product?
The texture is formed after stripping to increase the surface area and shear force, which facilitates easier secondary bonding and sanding.