CFRT Laminate Sheets

Imt, based in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China, produces CFRT laminate sheets that are marketed as lightweight thermoplastic glass‑fibre reinforced panels. The sheets are supplied in thicknesses ranging from 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm and exhibit a specific gravity of 1.28 g/cm³, considerably lower than traditional thermosetting FRP plates. Impact resistance is reported to match that of 1.8 mm‑2.0 mm conventional FRP, while the material resists acids, alkalis and UV exposure. These panels are delivered in flat sheets suitable for cutting to project dimensions.

The laminate combines continuous glass fibre reinforcement with a thermoplastic matrix, a structure that provides high strength‑to‑weight ratios and ease of fabrication. In the broader composite market, a tensile strength of around 150 MPa is typical for similar glass‑fibre thermoplastics, and a service temperature range of - 30 °C to 80 °C is standard. The low density (typical 1.28 g/cm³) contributes to reduced load on vehicle or container structures, and the material’s fire performance often meets B1 classification in Europe. Standard tolerances for sheet flatness are ±0.1 mm, which facilitates installation in cold‑chain or aerospace applications.

Primary customers include manufacturers of refrigerated container skins, cold‑storage paneling, automotive body panels and aerospace interior components. Because the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities, interested buyers should request MOQ details and confirm packaging dimensions. Trade terms such as Incoterms, payment schedules and lead‑time estimates are negotiated directly with Imt, and the supplier’s response statistics currently show no recorded reply activity.

Imt is located at No.20 Qixin Road, Economic And Technological Development Area, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, 226500, China. The company appears under the harbour trust tier, indicating that its business registration has been verified by the platform. Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no average response time, suggesting that communication through the platform may be delayed.

The supplier’s catalogue emphasizes the lightweight nature of the CFRT laminate and its suitability for cold‑chain logistics, automotive skins and aerospace interiors. No specific certifications, production capacity figures or lead‑time guarantees are disclosed. Prospective buyers are advised to request material data sheets, density tests and any applicable fire‑rating certificates before finalising a purchase. Interaction is limited to the platform’s messaging system, where recent activity from Imt has not been recorded.