Assembled roving, also known as multi-end roving or panel roving, is a type of fiberglass roving created by joining multiple single-end strands together without twisting, often used in thermoset composite applications like truck panels, pipes, and more.

Applications

• Thermoset Composites: Used in the production of thermoset laminates, particularly for truck panels and other applications requiring chopped and randomly oriented fiberglass. 
• Pultrusion: Suitable for filament winding, pultrusion, and processing into woven fabrics, UD tapes, multiaxial fabrics, and prepregs. 
• Chopped Strand Mat: Can be used to produce chopped strand mats, where the roving is chopped to a specific length and combined with a binder. 
• Spray-up: Used in spray-up applications, where the roving is chopped and sprayed with resin onto a mold. 
• Thermoplastic Reinforcement: Can be used to reinforce thermoplastics like PA, PBT, PET, PP, ABS, AS, and PC.