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E-Glass Fiberglass Yarn
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E-GLASS
FIBERGLASS
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E-glass fiberglass yarn is produced from continuous glass filaments with a controlled filament diameter. A defined number of filaments are gathered, treated with an appropriate sizing system and twisted to form a stable yarn.
The sizing protects the glass filaments during winding, weaving, braiding and other textile processes. Different sizing systems can also be selected according to the required processing performance and compatibility with the final application.
JLON supplies E-glass twisted fiberglass yarn in single and multi-ply constructions. Different tex, filament diameters, Z- or S-twist directions, twist levels and bobbin sizes are available.
The yarn is suitable for manufacturing fiberglass fabrics, electrical insulation textiles, braided sleeves, insulation tapes, coated fabrics and other industrial glass-fiber products.
Consistent filament diameter for stable weaving performance
Excellent compatibility with epoxy, polyester, and vinyl ester resins
Low fuzz and high tensile strength for high-speed processing
Uniform sizing ensures good bonding with matrix materials
Available in multiple tex and twist options for different applications
Our normal packing is 24 bobbins/ctn,ctn size:49*33*29.5CM,640ctns/20GP without pallets.About 13t/20GP.

JLON supplies twisted fiberglass yarn in both single and multi-ply constructions. Different tex, Z- or S-twist directions, twist levels and sizing systems are available for weaving, braiding, insulation tapes and other industrial textile applications.
Single twisted fiberglass yarn consists of continuous glass filaments gathered, sized and twisted into one yarn.
It is commonly selected for weaving fine fiberglass fabrics, electrical insulation textiles, tapes and braided products. The appropriate filament diameter, tex, twist and sizing should be selected according to the production equipment and final application.
Multi-ply twisted fiberglass yarn is produced by combining two or more single yarns.
It provides higher linear density and improved yarn integrity and stability for industrial weaving, fiberglass tapes, braided sleeves and other textile applications.
Available constructions include 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5 and 1/6, subject to specification and production availability.
| Metric | English | Sizing | Density | Bobbin | Length | Net weight |
| Tex | m | kg | ||||
| EC5 5x1x2S168 | EC D450 1/2 4.2S | Y5 | 22.4 | 4K | 166000 | 3.72 |
| EC6 33x1x2S112 | EC DE150 1/2 2.8S | Y5.S508 | 66 | 4K | 60000 | 3.96 |
| EC6 68x1x2S112 | EC DE75 1/2 2.8S | Y5.S508 | 137.4 | 4K | 26700 | 3.67 |
| EC6 75x1x2S112 | EC DE67 1/2 2.8S | R126 | 150 | 4K | 24200 | 3.63 |
| EC7 22x1x2S112 | EC DE225 1/2 2.8S | Y5 | 45 | 4K | 62000 | 2.79 |
| EC9 33x1x2S112 | EC G150 1/2 2.8Z | Y1 | 66 | 4K | 60000 | 3.96 |
| EC9 68x1x2S112 | EC G75 1/2 2.8Z | Y1.S508 | 137.4 | 4K/8K | 26700/62000 | 3.67/8.52 |
| EC9 136x1x2S112 | EC G37 1/2 2.8Z | Y1 | 272 | 4K | 13500 | 3.67 |
| EC9 136x1x3S112 | EC G37 1/3 2.8Z | Y1 | 408 | 4K | 9000 | 3.67 |
| EC9 136x1x4S112 | EC G37 1/4 2.8Z | Y1 | 544 | 4K | 6750 | 3.67 |
| EC9 136x1x5S112 | EC G37 1/5 2.8Z | Y1 | 680 | 4K | 5400 | 3.67 |
| EC9 136x1x6S112 | EC G37 1/6 2.8Z | Y1 | 816 | 4K | 4500 | 3.67 |
| Metric | English | Sizing | Density | Bobbin | Legnth | Net weight |
| Tex | m | kg | ||||
| EC5 11 Z40 | EC D450 1/0 1.0Z | Y5 | 11.2 | 2K | 166000 | 1.86 |
| EC6 33 Z28 | EC DE150 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508 | 33 | 4K | 12000 | 3.96 |
| EC6 68 Z28 | EC DE75 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508 | 68.7 | 4K/8K | 53500/124000 | 3.67/8.52 |
| EC6 75 Z28 | EC DE67 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508.R126 | 75 | 4K/8K | 48500 | 3.64 |
| EC6 136 Z28 | EC DE37 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508 | 136 | 4K/8K | 27000/62000 | 3.67/8.43 |
| EC7 22.5 Z40 | EC E225 1/0 1.0Z | Y3.Y5 | 22.5 | 4K | 125000 | 2.81 |
| EC7 45 Z40 | EC E110 1/0 1.0Z | Y3.Y5 | 45 | 4K | 82000 | 3.69 |
| EC9 33 Z28 | EC G150 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508.R126 | 33 | 4K | 124000 | 4.09 |
| EC9 68 Z28 | EC G75 1/0 0.7Z | Y5.S508.R126 | 68.7 | 4K/8K | 53500/124000 | 3.67/8.52 |
| EC9 75 Z28 | EC G67 1/0 0.7Z | Y1 | 75 | 4K/8K | 48500 | 3.64 |
| EC9 110 Z28 | EC G45 1/0 0.7Z | Y1.R | 110 | 4K/8K | 34000/74000 | 3.74/8.14 |
| EC9 136 Z28 | EC G37 1/0 0.7Z | Y1.R | 136 | 4K/8K | 27000/62000 | 3.67/8.43 |
| EC9 204 Z20 | EC G25 1/0 0.5Z | Y1.R | 204 | 4K | 18000 | 3.67 |
| EC11 136 Z20 | EC H37 1/0 0.5Z | Y1.R | 136 | 4K/8K | 27000/62000 | 3.67/8.43 |
| EC11 204 Z20 | EC H25 1/0 0.5Z | Y1.R | 204 | 4K | 18000 | 3.67 |
| EC13 272 Z20 | EC K18 1/0 0.6Z | Y1.R | 272 | 8K | 31000 | 8.4 |
Example: EC9 68 Z28
• E: E-glass composition
• C: Continuous filament
• 9: Nominal filament diameter in micrometres
• 68: Nominal linear density in tex
• Z: Twist direction
• 28: Approximately 28 twists per metre
Example: EC9 136×1×2S112
• EC9: E-glass continuous filament with a nominal filament diameter of 9 μm
• 136: Linear density of the single yarn
• 1×2: Two single yarns combined into one plied yarn
• S: Final twist direction
• 112: Twist level expressed according to the applicable designation system
Fiberglass Fabric Weaving
E-glass twisted fiberglass yarn is used as warp or weft yarn in the production of lightweight and medium-weight fiberglass fabrics.
Stable yarn tension, low fuzz and consistent twist help improve weaving efficiency and fabric appearance.
Electrical Insulation Textiles
Fine twisted fiberglass yarn can be woven or braided into electrical insulation fabrics, tapes and sleeves.
The exact yarn specification and sizing should be selected according to the insulation system and downstream treatment process.
Braided Sleeves and Tubing
Fiberglass yarn can be braided into sleeves and tubes for thermal protection and electrical insulation.
Yarn tex, twist, ply structure and sizing should match the braiding equipment and required sleeve construction.
Fiberglass Tapes
Single or multi-ply twisted fiberglass yarn can be used to manufacture woven and braided fiberglass tapes for insulation, wrapping and industrial reinforcement.
Coated and Laminated Fabrics
Fiberglass yarn can be woven into base fabrics for subsequent coating or lamination. The sizing and fabric treatment must be selected according to the coating system and end-use requirements.
Composite Reinforcement Fabrics
Selected fiberglass yarn specifications can be used to produce woven reinforcement fabrics for pipes, tanks, marine components and other composite products.
Compatibility with the intended resin system should be confirmed according to the sizing used on the yarn.
Finer filaments are generally selected for lightweight fabrics and applications requiring better flexibility. Larger filament diameters may be suitable for heavier industrial textiles.
Tex indicates the weight in grams per 1,000 metres of yarn. A higher tex means a heavier yarn. The required tex depends on the fabric weight, construction and processing requirements.
Single twisted fiberglass yarn is commonly used for fine fabrics and insulation textiles.
Multi-ply twisted fiberglass yarn provides higher linear density and improved yarn stability for heavier industrial textiles, tapes and braided products.
Z-twist and S-twist must match the fabric design and processing equipment. Twist level affects yarn integrity, flexibility, weaving behaviour and surface appearance.
Sizing protects the glass filaments during processing. It should be selected according to the weaving or braiding process and, where applicable, the resin, coating or impregnation system.
Bobbins are suitable for many standard weaving and braiding operations. Beams may be supplied for customers requiring prepared warp systems.
• Multiple E-glass twisted fiberglass yarn specifications from qualified manufacturing partners
• Specification matching based on the customer’s application
• Quality documentation and batch traceability
• Pre-shipment specification confirmation
• Flexible packing and supply arrangements
• Support for customized yarn and sizing requirements
• Export experience serving international composite and industrial-material customers
JLON is a composite-material supplier working with qualified manufacturing partners. We help customers select suitable fiberglass yarn specifications, coordinate production, verify quality requirements and manage export delivery.
FAQ of Fiberglass Yarn:
1. What is twisted fiberglass yarn?
Twisted fiberglass yarn consists of continuous glass filaments that are gathered, sized and twisted to form a stable yarn. Twisting improves yarn integrity and makes it suitable for weaving, braiding and other textile processes.
2. Is alkali-free fiberglass yarn the same as E-glass yarn?
Alkali-free fiberglass yarn generally refers to E-glass continuous filament yarn with a low alkali content. The exact glass composition and applicable standard should be confirmed in the product specification.
3. What is the difference between fiberglass yarn and fiberglass roving?
Fiberglass yarn generally has a smaller linear density and controlled twist, making it suitable for weaving, braiding and insulation textiles.
Fiberglass roving consists of larger bundles of continuous strands and is commonly used for heavier reinforcement fabrics, pultrusion, filament winding and other composite processes.
4. What is the difference between single and multi-ply twisted fiberglass yarn?
Single twisted yarn consists of one gathered and twisted yarn structure. Multi-ply yarn is produced by combining two or more single yarns, providing higher linear density and improved processing stability.
5. Can you supply both single and multi-ply fiberglass yarn?
Yes. JLON supplies single and multi-ply E-glass fiberglass yarn in different filament diameters, tex, twist levels, sizing systems and package formats.
6. How do I select the correct tex?
The required tex depends on the target fabric weight, fabric construction, weaving or braiding equipment and end-use performance. Please provide an existing specification or product sample where possible.
7. Can the sizing be selected for different resin systems?
Different sizing systems are available for different processing and end-use requirements.
Please advise whether the yarn will be used for weaving, braiding, coating or composite reinforcement and identify the intended resin or coating system.
8. Can you provide fiberglass yarn on beams?
Yes. Fiberglass yarn can be supplied on bobbins or beams, subject to the specification, required beam construction and order quantity.
9. Can you provide samples?
Samples can normally be arranged after the yarn specification, sizing and application have been confirmed. Sample availability and preparation time depend on the requested product.
10. What is the typical lead time?
Typical lead time is approximately two to three weeks after order confirmation. The final delivery schedule depends on the specification, quantity and production schedule.