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Glass Wool Blanket

Laurel Glass Wool Blanket is crafted using a unique centrifugal technique. During the production process, environmentally friendly thermosetting resin - based adhesives are added to the molten glass as it undergoes fibrosis. The resulting product is an elastic glass fiber material composed of glass fibers with diameters as fine as just a few microns. Additionally, in line with customers' needs, we offer the option of on - line compounding with moisture - proof facing.

Due to the presence of numerous minute air voids within its structure, glass wool exhibits remarkable functions such as heat insulation, sound absorption, and safety protection. As a result, it stands out as the premier choice for heat and sound insulation materials in the construction industry.

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Glass wool blankets have made a mark in the insulation realm, owing to their unique traits.

Exceptional thermal insulation is a key feature. The fine glass fibers interweave, trapping numerous air cells that hinder heat flow. In homes, they keep interiors comfy and cut energy costs; in industries, they insulate pipes, boilers, and reactors for efficiency.

They shine in fire safety too. Made mostly of inorganic glass, they resist burning. When facing flames, a char layer forms to stop fire spread, crucial in fire-prone areas like kitchens and warehouses.

Soundproofing is another advantage. The porous structure absorbs sound, creating quieter spaces. In noisy apartments or offices, they reduce noise for a serene environment.

Chemically, they're stable. Against acids, alkalis, and solvents, they maintain integrity, fitting chemical plants and labs.

Lightweight and flexible, they're easy to handle. Lighter than peers, they’re simple to transport and can be molded to any shape, great for DIY or professional installs.

Durability rounds it off. With proper care, they last years, providing reliable insulation long-term. In short, these blankets combine multiple benefits, making them vital across industries.

Table parameters

Item	Unit	Index	Measured value
bulk density	kg/m3	10-50	10-50
average diameter of fibers	μm	< 8.0	4.0-6.0
moisture resistivity	%	> 98	> 98.5
thermal conductivity	W/m.k	≤0.049	0.045-0.033
incombustibility		incombustible	up to standard (Grade A)
sound absorption coefficient			1.03product reverberation positioning 24kg/m3 2000HZ
Max. working temperature	ºC	400	410

Features

★ Thermal Insulation
★ Sound Absorption and Noise Reduction
★ Good Fire Resistance
★ Environmentally Friendly and Non - Toxic
★ Long Service Life

Glass wool blankets have wide applications.

In building, they insulate walls, roofs and floors. Used in new builds or retrofits, they keep indoor temps comfy, cut heating/cooling needs and bills. In homes, it’s cozy; in commercial places like offices, it’s pleasant.

Industrially, they wrap pipes, boilers in factories, plants. Minimizing heat loss saves energy and stabilizes operating temps, crucial for processes. Their fire-resistance adds safety in hazardous settings.

In automotive, they insulate vehicle bodies, engines and exhausts. This cuts noise, makes rides quieter and more comfortable, and helps maintain component temps for better performance and durability, like keeping truck cabins comfy in all weathers.

For HVAC systems, they insulate ducts and air handlers. Preventing heat loss/gain makes the system efficient and reduces duct condensation and related issues.

In aerospace, though limited, they insulate spacecraft parts. Their lightweight and high-performance suit weight-critical, strict-insulation applications.

In agriculture, they insulate barns and storage. Keeping temps stable protects livestock and crops. In dairy barns, it can boost milk production.

Overall, these blankets are vital across industries for energy efficiency, comfort and safety.

Applications

Power Industry

Energy and environmental protection

Other metallurgical industries

Building Insulation Materials

Glass Wool Blanket

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