UL and ULS Glass ??

[matts2]

Is there any issues with mixing these two on a bow?  One on back and one on belly....

Thanks

[PV]

no

[kennym]

Nope!

[JSMOFFITT03]

What are the advantages of one or the other?  Read the specs on the mfrs sitter but can't make heads or tails of what it means

[kennym]

The way I understand it, uls has more stability, so I don't worry about it on my longbosw cause they have no trouble with twist anyway. Maybe if I build  a curve one day.....

Also uls helps on the swelling/splitting at the bolt holes on TD's if you don't get enuff finish in the drilled holes.

[JSMOFFITT03]

Thanks Kenny....

[Mike Most]

A continuous unidirectional "E" fiberglass laminate combined with a 50/50 woven fiberglass inlay (scrim) that has high strength and stiffness along the longitudinal (0) axis and provides cross strength (90 degrees to the longitudinal axis).

Off the Binghams site.