Fabric Orientations
Available in 200 g/m² and 290 g/m², plain weaves are ideal for:
Composite laminate construction
Skin layers
Cosmetic surfaces
Fibreglass repairs
They offer stable handling and a clean surface finish.
Designed for single-direction strength, available in multiple weights.
Best for:
Beam caps
Spars
Stiffeners
Local reinforcements
Provides outstanding tensile and compressive performance along the fibre axis.
Available in multiple weight combinations, 0°/90° biaxial fabrics are ideal for:
Structural laminates
Panel reinforcement
Hulls and decks
Flat or lightly contoured surfaces
They deliver excellent strength in two primary directions with efficient fibre alignment for high stiffness and load-bearing performance.
Available in multiple weights, ±45° double bias fabrics are ideal for:
Torsional strength
Shear load distribution
Curved and complex shapes
Impact-resistant laminates
They conform easily to contours and provide balanced strength across off-axis loads, making them ideal for structural and secondary reinforcement.
Optimised for laterally loaded laminates, providing:
Multi-direction reinforcement
Balanced stiffness and strength
Fewer layers for weight savings
Ideal for decks, panels and structural skins.
Reinforcement in all major load directions.
Used when:
Load paths vary
High-performance laminates are required
Maximum mechanical efficiency is needed
Quadraxials reduce build-ups and improve structural uniformity.
Available in:
Double Bias (+/–45°)
Weft Triaxial (90/+45/–45°)
Used for tabbing, bonding, stiffening and structural join reinforcement.
Designed for ATL’s Composite Ecosystem
E-Fibreglass reinforcements integrate seamlessly with ATL’s resin systems and composite products, ensuring optimal wet-out, superior mechanical properties and reliable, long-term structural performance.