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Breather is a material woven from polyester non-woven material with good absorption properties and breathability. It is mainly used to absorb extra resin or as a medium in vacuum processes and is widely used in the wind energy industry, yacht industry, sports equipment and other industries.
In the wind energy industry
Breathers are mainly used in the wind blade manufacturing process. During the vacuuming process of wind blades, the breathable felts are used to absorb the excess resin attached to the glass fibres of the blades, so that the weight of the blades meets the requirements of the process. In addition, breathable felts are also used in the prepreg hot press moulding process, where they are used to prevent the vacuum bag film from being punctured by laying them on some sharp points.
In the yacht industry
Breather is mainly used to ensure the structural integrity and performance of yachts through its good temperature resistance and compressive strength, ensuring that good breathability and structural strength are still maintained in high-temperature environments.
Breathable felt is also widely used in the sports equipment industry
It is used in the manufacture of sports equipment components that require lightweight and high strength, such as bicycle frames and rowing boats, to provide good shock absorption and breathability.
In addition to the above industries, breathers are also used in other industries that require lightweight and high-strength materials, such as automotive manufacturing, aerospace and others.
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