E-Glass Woven Fabric
A woven fabric made from continuous E-glass filaments, commonly used in composite reinforcement for aerospace and automotive parts. It falls under HTS 7019.90.11.00 as woven glass fiber fabric, distinct from yarn or rovings. The open weave structure provides strength and allows resin penetration in laminates.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If supplied as yarn rather than woven
Unwoven glass yarn or rovings classify under 7019.10, changing based on fabrication state before weaving.
If coated with plastics for textile use
Textile fabric coated with PVC or polyurethane moves to Chapter 59, based on predominant material.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify weave type and filament diameter via manufacturer specs to confirm woven classification over yarn (7019.10)
• Include test reports certifying glass fiber composition; common pitfall is mislabeling as non-woven felt (5602)
• Ensure Country of Origin documentation, as preferences apply to many glass fabric suppliers
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