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The most common filler material is matting and roving. It comes in many different sizes and weights. These materials are available in many variations, like E-glass, carbon fiber, Kevlar and more. Matt adds stiffness to the product, used as a bonding material between layers of roving. The strength comes from the roving. The difficulty with roving is working the material into complex shapes. In high-performance applications, the rule of thumb is keeping resin content and matting as low as possible! |
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