Resin impregnated continuous fiber plug with non-metallic element system

A downhole tool comprising:

• a mandrel;
• a setting ring disposed about the mandrel;
• a plurality of slips disposed axially adjacent to the setting ring to expand radially outward and engage an inner surface of a surrounding tubular;
• a support ring disposed adjacent to the setting ring before the tool is set, wherein the support ring has a smaller outer diameter than an inner diameter of the setting ring;
• a first and second air of cones, wherein a member of the second air of cones is disposed adjacent to the plurality of slips and the second pair of cones is disposed axially bounding the first pair;
• and
• at least one composite component made by a process comprising:
• winding a first layer of fibers at an angle of from about 30 degrees to about 70 degrees relative to a center line of the component;
• winding a second layer of fibers at an angle of from about 30 degrees to about 70 degrees relative to the center line of the component over at least a portion of the first layer;
• and
• winding one or more additional layers of fibers at an angle of from about 30 degrees to about 70 degrees relative to the center line of the component to provide a desired thickness;
• wherein each layer is wet wound with an epoxy resin.

A method of using a down hole tool comprising:

• running the tool into a wellbore to a predetermined depth, the tool comprising:
• at least one component formed by wet winding one or more fibers having a phase angle of from about 30 degrees to about 70 degrees relative to a center line of the tool;
• a mandrel;
• a setting ring disposed about the mandrel
• a plurality of slips disposed axially adjacent to the setting ring to expand radially outward and engage an inner surface of a surrounding tubular;
• a support ring disposed adjacent to the selling ring before the tool is set, wherein the support ring has a smaller outer diameter than an inner diameter of the selling ring;
• and
• a first and second pair of cones, wherein a member of the second pair of cones is disposed adjacent to the plurality of slips and the second pair of cones is disposed axially bounding the first pair;
• setting the tool in the wellbore;
• utilizing the tool to isolate the wellbore thereabove from the wellbore therebelow;
• and
• releasing the tool from the wellbore by drilling.