Description

Bleeder Lease® G peel ply is a high temperature fabric coated with a silicone release agent. It provides superior release to plain peel plies because the coating prevents the fabric from bonding to the laminate while producing a textured surface. It will provide easy release from most prepregs and resin systems. All coated peel plies have the potential to transfer. Bleeder Lease® G is a tightly woven coated polyester material that will release from the more difficult resin systems. The polyester adds strength, making removal easier.

Benefits

• Release coating reduces the effort required to remove peel ply from laminate.
• Strength of tighter weave aids removal after cure in most demanding applications.
• Polyester fiber provides additional strength and resistance to aggressive resins such as phenolics.

Technical data

Maximum use temperature	204°C (400°F)
Fiber type	Polyester
Fabric construction: warp x fill	472 x 252 ends/ dm x picks/ dm (120 x 64 ends/in x picks/in)
Weight	83 g/m² (2.45 oz/yd²)
Thickness	0.127 mm (0.005 inch)
Colour	Green
Coating type	Silicone
Storage	Recommended storage temperature is 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F). Store indoors in original packaging, do not stack rolls on end.

Sizes

Width	Length	Packaging
152 cm (60 inches)	91 m (100 yards)	1 roll

Sustainability

Notes

• The maximum use temperature is dependent upon the duration at maximum temperature and is process
specific, Airtech recommends testing prior to use.
• Hot knife (sealed edge) slitting upon request with 1 roll as minimum order quantity.

Last updated : 2025-04-05

As the conditions or methods of use, including storage, are beyond our control, Airtech International, Inc. does not assume responsibility for the performance of this material for any particular use. The material is sold "as is". Airtech International, Inc. disclaims, and buyer waives, any and all implied warranties, including without limitation the implied warranties of merchantability and of fitness for particular use. The information contained herein represents typical properties and should not be used for specification purposes. Any translation is provided for your convenience only. The official language is English and the official law is California, USA.