Filament-wound tubing is made by winding continuous glass fiber roving in a carefully controlled pattern, then saturating it with a specialized epoxy resin and curing it on a mandrel. The result is a hollow composite tube with an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, strong electrical insulation, and resistance to corrosion. Below are […]
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G10 filament-wound fiberglass tubes are a step up from generic G10 rolled tubing. Where a generic tube is wound from layers of woven cloth with generic fiber placement, a filament-wound tube uses roving reinforcements in a specialized epoxy matrix designed for the application. This article explains the difference, the dimensions […]
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