A: Process for fabricating a composite structure in which continuous reinforcements are coated with resin and placed over a rotating form.  

A: An individual filament made by drawing molten glass.   

A: An important reinforcing fiber known for its light weight, high strength and high stiffness.    

A: "Electrical glass", the borosilicate glass most often used as glass fibers in filament winding.    

A: Structural glass: used as a reinforcement, designed to provide very high tensile strength.    

A: A male mold used in the production of a part by filament winding.    

A: The material used to bind together the reinforcement material; the matrix.    

A: Single homogeneous strand of material, used in composites for high axial strength and modulus.     

A: Individual fibers of indefinite length used in tows, yarn, or roving.      

A: An untwisted bundle of continuous filaments.     

A: Combination of two of more materials (reinforcing elements, fillers and matrix binder) differing in form or composition on a macro-scale.      

A: 250 degree F / -50 Degree F