Compoflex for Composites - Fibertex Nonwovens

Composites

List of Compoflex® products

Product	Material type	Weight	Release coating	Colour	Maximum use temperature	Process	Function
Compoflex 150	PP	150 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film
Compoflex SB 150	PP	150 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film Surface for Secondary bonding
Compoflex RF 150	PP/PET	250 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film Flow mesh
Compoflex RF 3	PP/PET	315 g/m²	None/easy release	White/Yellow	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film High speed flow mesh
Compoflex SB RF 150	PP/PET	250 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film Flow mesh Surface for Secondary bonding
Compoflex SB RF 3	PP/PET	315 g/m²	None/easy release	White/Yellow	* see note	Infusion	Release fabric Release film High speed flow mesh Surface for Secondary bonding
Compoflex 250	PP	250 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Pre-preg Wet lay up	Release fabric Release film 150g breather (5 oz)
Compoflex SB 250	PP	250 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Pre-preg Wet lay up	Release fabric Release film 150g breather (5 oz) Surface for Secondary bonding
Compoflex 400	PP	400 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Pre-preg Wet lay up	Release fabric Release film 300g breather (10 oz)
Compoflex SB 400	PP	400 g/m²	None/easy release	White	* see note	Pre-preg Wet lay up	Release fabric Release film 300g breather (10 oz) Surface for Secondary bonding

*Note: The melting point for polypropylen is 165°C (329°F) and our recommended working temperature is approx. 145°C (293°F). However,
            we do have customers using Compoflex at 200°C (392°F). This is because Compoflex performs before the temperature exceeds
             the melting point. Peeling is just as easy and the material becomes stable again. We recommend conducting a test on a small part
             first.