JLON
E-glass
carton box and pallet
25/27/30"
plain weave
JLON surfboard fiberglass cloth is manufactured from high-quality E-glass yarn with professional silane surface finishing. Our exclusive surface treatment enables the fabric to become completely transparent once fully wet out by polyester or epoxy resin during surfboard glassing procedures.
We develop a full series of weave styles with stable high tensile strength, which can fully satisfy the strict production demands of professional surfboard factories, handmade board workshops and SUP paddleboard manufacturers worldwide. Two core weave structures are available: standard balanced weave and warp-enhanced reinforced weave, with multiple weight options ranging from 4oz to 7oz for different reinforcement positions on surfboards.
JLON surfboard fiberglass cloth is specially designed for excellent wet-out performance and strong bonding with various resin systems.
Compatible with:
Epoxy Resin
Polyester Resin
Vinyl Ester Resin
Suitable manufacturing processes:
Hand Lamination
Vacuum Bagging
Vacuum Infusion
Benefits:
Fast resin penetration
High transparency after wet-out
Strong laminate bonding
Smooth finished surface
Standard balanced warp and weft density brings uniform tension in all directions. It features outstanding resin permeability and ultimate high transparency after resin soaking, which is the top choice for outer surface lamination of shortboards, longboards and regular paddleboards. Main models include 1522 (4oz) and 7533 (6oz).
This design upgrades warp yarn density to greatly improve longitudinal tensile strength and tear resistance. It is specially designed for high-stress areas such as board rails, stringer joints and edge wrapping to prevent cracking during long-term use. Classic models are 1521 (4oz) and 7534 (6oz).
1.7537 (5oz, 6/4 Combo): Mixed density design balances surface finish and structural strength, widely used for mid-layer lamination.
2.7532 (7oz): Thickened heavy-weight cloth exclusively customized for surfboard fin box reinforcement and fin installation.
| Style | Width | Construction(Per inch) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1522 | 25”,27”,30” | 24*22 | 4 oz standard |
| 7533 | 27”,30” | 18*18 | 6 oz standard |
| 1521 | 25”,27”,30” | 30*18 | 4 oz warp enhanced |
| 7534 | 27”,30” | 24*14 | 6 oz warp enhanced |
| 7537 | 25”,27”,30” | 18*22 | 5 oz, “6/4 Combo” |
| 7532 | 30”,38” | 16*14 | 7 oz fins |
4oz fiberglass cloth is the most popular option for lightweight performance shortboards. It offers excellent flex characteristics and keeps overall board weight to a minimum.
6oz fiberglass cloth provides improved durability and impact resistance. It is widely used on longboards, funboards and SUP paddleboards.
7oz fiberglass cloth is mainly used for localized reinforcement around fin boxes, fin plugs and other high-stress areas requiring additional strength.
Board Type | Deck Lamination | Bottom Lamination |
Shortboards | 2 × 4oz | 1 × 4oz |
Longboards | 2 × 6oz | 1 × 6oz |
SUP Paddle Boards | 6oz + 6oz | 6oz |
Recommended Models:
1521 Warp Enhanced (4oz)
7534 Warp Enhanced (6oz)
Excellent clarity after epoxy or polyester resin saturation.
Uniform yarn distribution ensures consistent performance from roll to roll.
Available in standard and warp-enhanced constructions for different reinforcement requirements.
4oz, 5oz, 6oz and 7oz options available.
Custom widths, roll lengths and mixed container shipment supported.
Stable supply for surfboard factories and distributors worldwide.
Strict quality control ensures stable transparency, fabric weight and weaving consistency across every production batch.
4oz and 6oz E-glass fiberglass cloth are the most commonly used options for surfboard manufacturing. 4oz cloth is preferred for lightweight performance boards, while 6oz cloth offers increased durability and impact resistance.
4oz fiberglass cloth provides lighter weight and greater flex, making it ideal for high-performance shortboards. 6oz fiberglass cloth delivers higher strength and durability, commonly used for longboards, funboards and SUP paddle boards.
Warp-enhanced fiberglass cloth contains a higher warp yarn density than standard cloth. This construction improves longitudinal tensile strength and tear resistance, making it suitable for rails, stringer areas and other high-stress sections of surfboards.
Yes. JLON surfboard fiberglass cloth is fully compatible with epoxy resin, polyester resin and vinyl ester resin. The specialized silane finish ensures excellent resin wet-out and strong laminate bonding.
The combination of fine E-glass yarn and specialized silane surface treatment allows the fabric to become highly transparent once saturated with resin, helping create a clean and professional board appearance.
6oz fiberglass cloth is the most common choice for SUP paddle boards because it provides higher durability and better resistance to impacts and deck pressure. Additional reinforcement may be added in standing and rail areas.
The most popular widths are 25", 27" and 30". The appropriate width depends on the board size and manufacturing process. Wider cloth can help reduce overlaps and improve production efficiency.
7oz fiberglass cloth is mainly used for localized reinforcement, such as fin boxes, fin plugs and other areas subjected to concentrated loads. It is generally not used for full-board lamination.
Yes. JLON offers customized slitting widths, roll lengths and packaging solutions according to customer requirements. Mixed model shipments are also available.
MOQ varies depending on the style, width and order specifications. Please contact our sales team with your requirements, and we will provide the most suitable quotation and delivery plan.
