Unidirectional glass fiber fabric is a type of reinforcement material widely used in composite applications. It consists of continuous glass fibers arranged in a single direction, typically oriented parallel to each other. The fibers are held together by a binder or resin, forming a flexible and lightweight fabric.
The unidirectional arrangement of fibers provides excellent tensile strength along the fiber direction, as well as low cost making it an ideal choice for applications where high strength and stiffness are required in a specific direction. This fabric is commonly used to reinforce structures and components that experience predominantly unidirectional loads or stress, such as beams, columns, and other structural elements.