Growing earthquake concerns in California, Japan and elsewhere have given new marketing impetus to shear resistant reinforcement wrap for bridges, walls and piers. This hybrid woven unifabric preserves existing architecture while providing far superior flexibility, temperature performance, resistance to corrosion and water and ease of installation. It is also cost competitive with steel and concrete jackets now in common use.

Fabrics - Building Materials Data Sheets   Style Weave Warp Count Fill Count Warp Yarn Fill Yarn Fabric Weight (oz/yd2) Fabric Weight (g/m2) Fabric Thickness (mils) Fabric Thickness (mm) Breaking Strength (lbf/in) Breaking Strength (lbf/in) GA090 Plain Heatset 10 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 8.9 302 13.4 0.34     GA120 Plain Heatset 13 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 13.2 417 18 0.46     GA130 Plain Heatset 14 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 13.2 447 19.9 0.51     GA140 Plain Heatset 14 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 13.4 454 20.2 0.51     GA160 Plain Heatset 16 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 15.7 532 23.6 0.6     GA180 Plain Heatset 19 4 12 K Carbon, 30 MSI Proprietary Heatset 17.7 600 26.6 0.68     GA260 Plain Heatset 28 4 12 K Carbon, 33 MSI Proprietary Heatset 26.3 892 39.4 1

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