CONCORD

Introducing Concord - Fiber Glass Helmets

⛑ High Tensile Strength

Glass has greater tensile strength than steel wire of the same diameter, at a lower weight.

Glass fibre is insensitive to variations in temperature and hygrometry. It has low co-efficient of linear expansion.

Glass fabrics retain 50% of room temperature tensile strength at 370°C, 25% at 480°C, a softening point of 845°C and melting point of 1135°C.

Glass fibres are great thermal insulators because of their high ratio of surface area to weight.

Glass fibre, a mineral material, is naturally incombustible. It does not support flame nor emit smoke, when exposed to heat.

Glass fibre is highly resistant to the attack by most chemicals.

Glass fibre has a high dielectric strength and low dielectric constant. A great electrical insulator even at low thickness.

Glass fibre has greater ability to withstand wear, pressure or damage over time.