A laid scrim for kiteboard composites, part of the Sports category alongside sail laminates, table tennis rackets, and ski/snowboard sandwich technology. It acts as a hidden tensile grid laminated into or between the skin layers and core of the kiteboard sandwich. Made by chemically bonding continuous filament yarns into a flat-laid open mesh (square or tri-directional), with binder options (PVOH, PVC, Acrylic, or customized) to suit skin laminating and sandwich-press processes. The chemically bonded construction delivers lightweight, high strength, low shrinkage/elongation, and corrosion resistance, allowing the board to handle flex, impact, and UV/wet exposure without adding unnecessary weight.
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Item No. |
CF12.5*12.5PH |
CF10*10PH |
CF6.25*6.25PH |
CF5*5PH |
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Mesh Size |
12.5 x 12.5mm |
10 x 10mm |
6.25 x 6.25mm |
5 x 5mm |
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Weight (g/m2) |
6.2-6.6g/m2 |
8-9g/m2 |
12-13.2g/m2 |
15.2-15.2g/m2 |
The regular supply of non-woven reinforcement and laminated scrim is 12.5×12.5mm,10x10mm,6.25×6.25mm, 5x5mm,12.5×6.25mm etc. The regular supply grams are 6.5g, 8g, 13g, 15.5g, etc.With high strength and light weight, it can be fully bonded with almost any material and each roll length can be 10,000 meters.
The core application of this kiteboard-grade laid scrim is as the hidden tensile grid laminated into the skin stack of kiteboards — and by extension the same Sports platform also serves sail laminates, table tennis rackets, and the sandwich technology of skis and snowboards. It is sandwiched into the board build to:
Kiteboards see aggressive flex, chop landings, and rail/bash impacts. The scrim’s multi-directional tensile reinforces the skin–core interface so delamination doesn’t start at heel dents, rail dings, or insert stresses — extending board life under pro-level abuse.
The scrim adds meaningful tensile reinforcement at very low GSM, keeping the total board weight down — directly protecting pop, swing feel, and air-time, which are the defining metrics of kiteboard design.
50,000 m roll length feeds high-speed laminating and sandwich lines with fewer splice stops — higher yield per shift, more consistent batch appearance across kiteboard, ski/snowboard, and racket programs.

Laid scrim can be used as basic materials to produce truck cover,light awning, banner, sail cloth etc.

Due to lightweight, high strength, low shrinkage/elongation, corrosion preventive, laid scrims offers tremendous value compared to conventional material concepts. And it’s easily to laminate with many kinds of materials, this makes it has an extensive fields of applications.


