Look up: fibreglass

1. Fibreglass
   A common material for the Substrate of a PCB. A particular advantage of this material is that it's thermal expansion characteristics are close to those of copper tracks. See also FR4.
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2. Fibreglass
   Fibreglass is a woven cloth consisting of very fine threads of glass. When saturated with a resin, the cloth hardens and solidifies. It can be used to reinforce plastic products, or as insulation when in its flexible state.
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3. Fibreglass
   Glass in a fibrous form used in making the body of bathtubs.
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4. fibreglass
   Non-flammable fibre manufactured from glass,extensively used for building insulation and for strenghtening materials Category: Management in the public and private sector
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5. Fibreglass
   A material made by impregnating a mat of spun glass (glass fibre) with some kind of resin. It has been used as a material for gutters, and as a lightweight substitute for metal structures. It is prone to attack by the ultraviolet rays in sunlight. Lexan is a translucent fibreglass sheet sometimes us...
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6. fibreglass
   fibrous form of glass that is used principally as insulation and as a reinforcing agent in plastics.[13 related articles]
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7. fibreglass
   Glass that has been formed into fine fibres, either as long continuous filaments or as a fluffy, short-fibred glass wool. Fibreglass is heat- and fire-resistant and a good electrical insulator. It has applications in the field of fibre optics and as a strengthener for plastics in GRP (glass-reinforced plastics). The long filament fo...
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