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DESCRIPTION
Henry 183 Yellow Resin Coated Glass Fabric is a woven fabric, 20 x 10 mesh, made of yarns of inert, flexible filaments of pure glass. It has a tensile strength of 75 lb/in., stability and durability, and is acid and heat resistant and will not rot or decay. The special yellow resin coating on the fabric minimizes distortion, and is compatible with asphalt and coal tar cements and coatings, emulsions, solvent-based and hot-melt types. Since the yellow color is conspicuous if not completely covered, it also aids quality workmanship.
Highlights:
- Appearance: Roll mesh fabric
- Color: Yellow
- Flash Point: >212ºF
- Tensile Strength Film (Initial): 75 lbs/in
- Woven, open-mesh fiberglass
- 20 x 10 thread count
- Designed to reinforce many henry roofing products
- Woven mesh fabric made of yarns of inert, flexible filaments of pure glass
- Yellow resin coating on the fabric minimizes distortion, and is compatible with asphalt and coal tar cements and coatings, emulsions, solvent-based, and hot-melt types
- Use for roof repairs, for flashings, and sealing seams in metal and composition roofs
- Also use in below-grade waterproofing applications, tank-lining systems, and for waterproofing planter boxes
- Has tensile strength of 75lb./in
- Acid and heat resistant, and will not rot or decay
- Complies with ASTM D-1668-86, type III
Usage:
HE183 - Repair Fabric Yellow Fiberglass is designed to reinforce Henry #204 Plastic Roof Cement, #209 Elastomastic, #208 Wet Patch Roof Cement and #906 FlashMaster™ Plus Wet or Dry Elastomeric Flashing Cement and coatings when used in roof repair work, for flashings, and for sealing seams in metal and composition roofs. It is also used in below-grade waterproofing applications, tank lining systems, and for waterproofing planter boxes.
Application:
Apply roof cement approximately 1/8" thick, or coating approximately 1/16" thick or as specified. Embed product smoothly, without wrinkles or buckles. Top coat the fabric with roof cement or coating of the same thickness as the embedding coat, or as specified, making sure the glass is entirely covered.
