We supply fiberglass mesh tapes for plastering, stucco, drywall joint treatment, wall crack repair and related construction applications. Our product range includes fiberglass self-adhesive mesh tape, drywall joint tape, stucco mesh tape and other fiberglass reinforcing tapes in different mesh sizes, weights, widths and roll lengths.
Based on E-glass yarn and woven fiberglass mesh, the tapes can be supplied with suitable coating or adhesive treatment according to the intended application. Standard specifications are available for regular distribution, while mesh size, weight, width, roll length, color, packaging and other requirements can be customized for project or private-label orders.
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Specification |
Typical Options / Reference |
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Base Material |
E-glass fiberglass yarn |
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Weave |
Plain woven |
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Mesh Size |
Common configurations include 8 × 8 and 9 × 9 mesh |
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Weight |
Approximately 40–165 g/m² depending on product construction |
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Width |
50, 100, 150, 200 mm and wider custom widths |
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Roll Length |
20, 45, 50, 90 m or customized |
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Adhesive |
Available for self-adhesive versions |
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Coating |
Application-dependent coating system |
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Color |
White and other colors available according to specification |
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Packaging |
Shrink film, plastic bag, carton or customized packaging |
Why Choose Us
Manufacturing Capacity and Scale
Operating with more than 50,000 square meters of factory space, our production facility houses dedicated weaving, coating, slitting, and automated roll-forming lines. This integrated infrastructure allows for strict internal control over every production stage from raw yarn to finished rolls.
Export Experience and Global Supply
Having supplied international markets since 1998, we manage over 30 million square meters of annual output, with more than 90 percent of our products shipped overseas. Our logistics and export teams handle regular container distribution to building material importers, regional distributors, and industrial wholesalers across North America, Europe, and other regions.
Technical Response and Specification Support
Our engineering and technical teams review specific project drawings, tender documents, or application requirements to assist buyers in selecting the correct mesh construction, weight, and adhesive system before production starts.
For plastering and wall reinforcement, procurement decisions should focus on measurable product characteristics.
Tensile Strength
Tensile strength indicates the reinforcement capacity of the mesh in tension. Current specifications list tensile strength in the range of approximately 200–300 N/25 mm for certain self-adhesive mesh tape configurations.
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Alkali Resistance
When fiberglass tape is embedded in cementitious or plaster-based materials, alkali resistance is an important consideration because the reinforcement is exposed to an alkaline environment.
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Mesh Stability
Consistent warp and weft alignment helps the tape maintain a predictable mesh opening during handling and installation.
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Adhesion
For self-adhesive tape, adhesive performance affects initial positioning and the ability of the tape to remain flat against the substrate before the covering compound is applied.
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Dimensional Consistency
Consistent width, mesh opening, weight and roll length are important for distributors and contractors purchasing the same specification repeatedly.
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Fiberglass tape is mainly used to reinforce joints, transitions, cracks and localized areas of plaster or wall systems.
Typical Applications
Plaster and stucco reinforcement
Drywall and plasterboard joints
Wall crack repair
Gypsum board joint treatment
Cement board joints
Wall-to-frame connections
Interior wall reinforcement
Exterior wall surface reinforcement
EIFS-related reinforcement applications
Repair of localized holes and surface defects
Reinforcement around joints and transitions
For plastering applications, the mesh allows the reinforcement to be distributed across the repair or joint area instead of concentrating stress at a single line.

The correct tape should be selected according to the application rather than by weight alone.
For Drywall Joints
Consider self-adhesive or non-adhesive construction, mesh opening, tape width, compatibility with joint compound, tensile strength, and surface flatness.
For Plaster and Stucco
Consider required reinforcement area, plaster thickness, mesh weight, mesh opening, alkali resistance, and compatibility with cement-based materials.
For Crack Repair
Consider crack width and movement, substrate condition, tape width, adhesive strength for self-adhesive versions, and required overlap around the damaged area.
For Large-Area Reinforcement
Consider mesh weight, roll width, tensile strength, alkali-resistant coating, roll length, and installation efficiency.
Our fiberglass tapes use woven fiberglass mesh as the reinforcement base.
Production Flow
E-glass yarn → weaving → coating treatment → adhesive application where required → drying → slitting → roll formation → inspection → packing
E-glass yarn provides the basic reinforcement structure. The woven mesh determines the opening and dimensional structure, while the coating or adhesive system influences handling, compatibility and performance during installation.
For self-adhesive products, an acrylic-based adhesive coating is used in relevant product configurations. Current product specifications include plain-woven E-glass mesh, resin content in the indicated product range, and self-adhesive constructions for wall and drywall applications.
Our production process covers the main stages from fiberglass yarn to finished tape.
Fiberglass Yarn Preparation: E-glass yarn is prepared for weaving according to the required mesh construction.
Mesh Weaving: Warp and weft yarns are woven into the specified mesh structure.
Coating Treatment: The woven mesh receives the required coating treatment to improve handling, stability and suitability for the intended application.
Adhesive Coating: For self-adhesive products, an adhesive layer is applied to the mesh.
Drying and Setting: The coated mesh passes through the corresponding drying and setting process.
Slitting and Cutting: Wide rolls are converted into the required tape widths.
Roll Formation: The tape is wound into specified roll lengths with controlled dimensions.
Inspection and Packing: Finished rolls are checked and packed according to the agreed export specification.

For repeat orders, consistency between batches is as important as the specification itself.
Inspection Focus Areas
Mesh size and alignment
Roll width and length
Unit weight and yarn condition
Surface appearance and coating uniformity
Adhesive coating and tensile strength
Roll winding and packaging condition
Typical visual defects to control include broken yarns, uneven mesh openings, loose edges, excessive fuzz, coating irregularities and irregular roll winding. The company operates under an ISO 9001 quality management system.
Packaging and Export Supply
Fiberglass plastering tape is normally supplied in rolls and protected against contamination, moisture and mechanical damage during transportation.
Packaging Configurations
Shrink-wrapped individual rolls
Plastic-bag packaging
Inner cartons and export cartons
Multiple-roll carton packing
Customized retail and private-label packaging
For container orders, carton dimensions, roll quantity per carton and pallet requirements should be confirmed before production because packaging directly affects container loading efficiency.
As one of the leading fiberglass tape for plastering manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade fiberglass tape for plastering for sale here from our factory. All products are with high quality and low price. Contact us for quotation and free sample.
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