Core characteristics of ultrafine glass wool
Physical properties
Lightweight bulk density: 10-110kg/m ³, density can be adjusted according to demand.
Low thermal conductivity: only 0.035W/(m · K) at room temperature, with significant insulation effect.
Porous structure: Fiber diameter of 2-5 μ m, forming a three-dimensional cross structure, endowing it with excellent thermal insulation and sound absorption properties.
Temperature adaptability: The maximum operating temperature can reach 600 ℃, and stable performance can be maintained in both high and low temperature environments.
chemical properties
Corrosion resistance: not corroded by chemicals, does not age or rot after long-term use.
Fire safety: A1 grade non combustible material, no toxic gas release during combustion, in compliance with GB8624 standard.
Moisture and mold prevention: Low moisture absorption rate, good ventilation performance, and the surface can be coated with aluminum foil or PVC film to enhance moisture resistance.
mechanical properties
Strong elastic recovery: The fibers are stably arranged and have 100% elastic recovery under pressure, making them less prone to deformation after construction.
Seismic and frost resistance: The fiber has a low coefficient of thermal and humidity expansion, high volume stability, and is suitable for complex environments.
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