What are the uses of glass wool felt?

Mondo Digital Updated on 2024-03-06

What are the main uses of glass wool felt and in which fields are they used?The main raw material of glass wool is broken glass, microstructure, which has good thermal insulation, sound absorption and noise reduction, open flame non-flammable and other properties. Good fire performance makes it widely used in construction, industry, refrigeration and other industries.

First, the application in the field of construction

Glass wool felt can block heat penetration, maintain indoor temperature, and reduce environmental noise. Glass wool felt is used in the walls, ceilings, roofs, floors and other positions of civil buildings. Common auditoriums, clubs, theaters, modern residences and other buildings that require good thermal insulation and sound insulation performance can use glass wool felt.

2. Steel structure building

Steel structure buildings usually need to lay insulation materials in the walls to achieve the purpose of thermal insulation. Glass wool felt has been widely used in steel structure buildings because of its excellent thermal insulation performance and weather resistance.

3. Industrial field

Glass wool felt can still maintain good mechanical properties and stable chemical properties at high temperatures, and the high temperature resistance is up to 200. Therefore, glass wool felt will also be used for the insulation of some industrial pipes and equipment, including the factory warehouse.

Fourth, the field of transportation

Glass wool felt is widely used in aircraft, automobiles, ships and other transportation fields. The engines, waste heat pipes and cabin of the aircraft are all made of super-tough cotton, high-temperature cotton felt and glass wool panels.

The above are the most important application areas of glass wool felt, in addition, glass wool felt is also widely used in smoke prevention and exhaust pipes, train carriages, machine rooms, control rooms, etc.

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