Dielectric constant (Dk)
A measure of a material’s electrical response that affects signal propagation in electronic laminates.
Specialty glass fabrics for electronic laminates: low dielectric options for signal performance and L-HDI reinforcement for dimensional stability in advanced IC substrates.

JPS weaves specialty glass fabrics for demanding electronics applications. L-glass provides a low-loss reinforcement option, while L-HDI fabric supports the dimensional stability requirements of advanced semiconductor packaging.
A measure of a material’s electrical response that affects signal propagation in electronic laminates.
A measure of dielectric loss. Consider Df alongside Dk when selecting reinforcement for signal performance.
The change in dimensions with temperature. Low CTE reinforcement supports dimensional stability in IC substrates.
Weave construction, finish, resin system, and processing all contribute to the finished laminate’s performance.
L-glass is a low dielectric, low-loss glass reinforcement option for electronic laminates and high-frequency circuit boards. Discuss the intended frequency, resin system, and electrical requirements with JPS.
L-HDI glass focuses on dimensional stability for advanced IC substrates and semiconductor packaging. AGY and JPS announced their Statesville weaving partnership in February 2026. Contact JPS for current availability and qualification status.
Request the approved style, finish, width, thickness, and data sheet for your application. JPS can review weaving and finishing requirements with your technical team.
Fiber reference values do not specify JPS fabric or finished laminate performance. L-HDI and low-loss L-glass address different needs; low CTE does not imply lower dielectric loss.
Review the fabric handbook and supplier fiber reference, then request application-specific fabric data from JPS.
Contact JPS to discuss material selection, fabric construction, and finishes.