Plastics are used in all kinds of scenes for its features : "colorable", "high strength", "lightweight". However, depending on the application, some users may think that “If only it was a little stronger”--. That’s where paper made from KURALON come into the scene.
What is a fiber reinforced plastic (FRP)?
Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) is a composite material using fiber to reinforce plastic and increase its strength. Paper made from KURALON is used in the FRP material.
Why is paper made from KURALON used?
- Affinity with rubber, cement and resin.
- KURALON, in fiber reinforced plastic (FRP), is wound around the substrate by applying resin. Paper made from KURALON’s “affinity with resin” contributes greatly in making this possible.
- Strong paper（Function as a binder fiber）
- KURALON can make papers very firm and strong, as fibers adhere with each other so well. Features of KURALON, such as its resistance against tension and tear, contribute to providing excellent performance on surfaces that are subject to pressure.
- Alkaline resistance
- Acid resistance
- Good affinity with rubber , cement , and resin
- Hydrophilic property
- Wet strength
- Strong paper / Function as a binder fiber (KURALON)
- Two types of binder fibers / Function as a binder fiber (Polyester)
- Function as a binder fiber (EVOH fiber)
- Heat resistance (Polyester)
- Moist and smooth sheet
- Fluffy peach skin sheet
- Close-packing structured paper
- Pore size free paper (KURALON)
- Pore size free paper (Polyester)
- Alkaline manganese battery separator
- Masking tape
- Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP)
- Base material for wooden floor
- Shoji paper/Wrapping paper
- Inorganic paper (Printed wiring board, Heat insulating material, etc.)
- Various filters
- Tea bag
- Drainage bag
- Paper hand towel
- Stencil paper
- Secondary battery separator
- Cosmetic face mask
