Mat Production Process

What is Mat Production?

Mat Production is a process that involves creating a mat-like material by combining fibers or yarns with a binding agent.

How does Mat Production work?

The Mat Production process involves the following steps:

1. Fiber preparation: Fibers or yarns are prepared and cut to the desired length.
2. Binding agent preparation: A binding agent, such as a resin or adhesive, is prepared and mixed with the fibers or yarns.
3. Mat formation: The fibers or yarns are formed into a mat-like shape using a combination of heat, pressure, and binding agent.
4. Curing: The mat is cured in an oven or using other curing methods to create a strong and durable bond between the fibers or yarns and the binding agent.

Advantages of Mat Production

1. High strength: Mat materials have high strength and durability due to the binding agent.
2. Good dimensional stability: Mat materials have good dimensional stability and resist shrinkage.
3. Aesthetically pleasing: Mat materials can be created with a wide range of textures and patterns, making them aesthetically pleasing.
4. Cost-effective: Mat Production is a cost-effective process compared to other manufacturing methods.

Applications of Mat Production

1. Automotive industry: Mat Production is used in the automotive industry to create composite materials for vehicle components, such as dashboards and door panels.
2. Aerospace industry: Mat Production is used in the aerospace industry to create lightweight, high-strength materials for aircraft and spacecraft.
3. Industrial equipment: Mat Production is used in industrial equipment, such as machinery components and structural frames.
4. Consumer goods: Mat Production is used in consumer goods, such as sporting goods, furniture, and appliances.

Product Code	Product Features	Typical Application
512	General purpose roving, good dispersion after chopping, good static control and fast wet-out in resins	General chopped strand mats
520	Low static, fast wet-out and good dispersion	Stitched fabric