Electrical insulation
Glass fabrics provide dielectric strength and electrical resistivity for electronic and industrial systems.
Glass fabrics offer shear strength, thermal stability, and electrical insulation for composite applications across a broad range of industries.

As one of North America’s largest weavers of glass fabrics, JPS manufactures reinforcement fabrics for printed circuit board laminates, aerospace structures, power generation, insulation, and industrial applications. E-glass, S-2 Glass®, and low-loss glass offer different combinations of mechanical strength, thermal stability, and electrical performance. Fabric construction and finishing options help match the material to your process and resin system.
Glass fabrics provide dielectric strength and electrical resistivity for electronic and industrial systems.
Woven glass resists shrinking and stretching, supporting consistent reinforcement and laminate construction.
Strength, stiffness, and low weight support aerospace structures and a broad range of composite components.
Heat resistance and thermal stability make glass fabrics useful in insulation and demanding processing environments.
Woven E-glass provides a balance of strength, stiffness, and cost for composite reinforcement and electrical insulation.
S-2 Glass® has a higher silica content and offers greater tensile strength and elastic modulus than E-glass. It supports applications with more demanding mechanical requirements.
JPS also offers T-glass and low-loss L-glass fabrics. Material selection, weave geometry, and finishing can be tailored to electrical performance and resin compatibility.
Contact JPS to discuss material selection, fabric construction, and finishes.