Considered standard fabric. Recommended for normal service and is widely used on all types of aircraft regardless of wing loading or horsepower. Thread count: 68 x 68/in., Weight 2.7 oz. sq. yd. Breaking strength: over 115 lbs/in, Elongation at 70 lbs. in/ Warp 9.6%, Fill 9.4%, Bursting strength: 226 PSI, Tear strength: Warp 14.0 lbs, Fill 14.8 lbs. Tension 54.2 oz/in.
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Poly-Fiber Fabric Style P103
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Description
Poly Fiber Fabric Style P103 is a specific type of covering fabric used in aircraft construction, particularly for fabricating and covering aircraft wings, fuselage, and control surfaces. Poly Fiber is a well-known brand in the aviation industry, offering a range of products for fabric covering systems.
Poly Fiber fabric covering systems are commonly used in homebuilt and experimental aircraft, as well as in aircraft restoration projects. The fabric is typically applied over a structure, such as a wooden or metal airframe, using a process that involves stretching, tacking, and applying multiple layers of coatings for strength, weather resistance, and aerodynamic smoothness.
Poly Fiber fabric covering systems are valued for their ease of use, durability, and ability to provide a smooth surface for painting. They are designed to meet the stringent requirements of aircraft construction and offer reliable performance over the lifespan of the aircraft.
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