Lightweight: Despite its strength, fiberglass fabric is relatively lightweight. This property makes it a popular choice in applications where weight is a critical factor, such as in the manufacturing of composite materials.

Heat Resistance: Fiberglass fabric has excellent heat resistance properties, making it suitable for applications where exposure to high temperatures is a concern. This includes its use in the production of heat-resistant clothing, insulation, and materials for certain industrial processes.

Fire Resistance: Fiberglass is inherently fire-resistant, which makes fiberglass fabric an ideal choice for applications where fire safety is essential. It is often used in the manufacturing of fireproof clothing, curtains, and protective covers.

Corrosion Resistance: Fiberglass fabric is resistant to corrosion from chemicals and environmental factors, making it suitable for use in harsh conditions where other materials might degrade over time.

Insulation Properties: The insulating properties of fiberglass fabric make it useful in applications where thermal insulation is required. It is commonly used in the construction industry for insulating buildings and pipes.

Versatility: Fiberglass fabric is versatile and can be treated with various coatings or laminated with other materials to enhance specific properties, such as water resistance or flexibility.

Application: Full Light Shading, Window Decoration, Roller Blind, Vertical Blind,  Skylinght Blind, and so on.