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Ply refers to the number of strands a yarn is composed of. The term ply is misleading. Some people assume that the more plys a yarn has, the thicker it is. Not true. Some bulky yarns have only 2 plys and some multi-ply yarns are as thin as baby/fingering weight. It is better to look for yarn in terms of weight such as baby, sport, worsted, bulky, super-bulky. These refer to the thickness. This is also how most yarns are labeled.
Generally, Peel Ply fabric is inserted as a final layer onto the laminate during fabrication then peeled away after cure. Peel Ply fabric will not combine with laminating resins and therefore, should never be allowed to remain on the laminate.ramer Fabricsâ Peel Ply fabrics are woven with intermittent colored warp threads for identification to insure all Peel Ply material is removed after cure. Laminates can be degassed perfectly since air pockets can be seen under the transparent Peel Ply layer.