Glass wool board is made of uniform and slender glass fiber and environmentally friendly thermosetting adhesive through special processing. It has a certain strength of board products and can maintain good thermal insulation performance regardless of high or low temperature environment. According to the required R-thermal resistance value, different types of high hardness boards are made according to different bulk densities.

48-80kg/m³

-4℃-121℃

density

Operating temperature

Glass wool board can provide various water vapor proof facing materials required by glass wool board, and it is processed and compounded to glass wool board in the original factory to meet the requirements of heat insulation and moisture proof in various environmental occasions. The air duct is insulated with glass wool, which can greatly reduce the heat loss of the air duct wall and the operating cost of HVAC system. It has beautiful appearance and excellent moisture proof and heat insulation performance.

Glass wool boards are divided into boards and veneer boards, which can be used for external insulation of metal air ducts, internal insulation of air ducts, ceilings and direct air ducts in various high-end commercial buildings, equipment insulation, sound absorption and noise reduction, prevention of condensation and condensation, and energy saving.

Thermal conductivity

≤0.043 at 70℃

The use of fine fibers increases the number of fibers, improves the insulation effect, and compared to 80K rock wool, 16~24KAclear can achieve equal or better insulation performance. It can reduce the weight of insulation materials by 70~80%, achieving significant lightweighting.

The fiber refinement technology improves the sound absorption performance and can improve the sound insulation performance.

No materials containing formaldehyde are used during the production process, achieving a comfortable indoor air environment.

By changing the adhesive, the peculiar odor of glass wool and rock wool is also eliminated.

Formaldehyde-free glass wool makes the feel of glass wool softer by improving adhesives and refining fibers, which greatly reduces the tingling sensation unique to traditional rock wool and glass wool, and also improves the on-site working environment.

Glass wool has passed the GB8624-2006 combustion performance A2 test, with a combustion grade of A2 and produces no toxic gas or smoke.

No chemical reaction

≤0.042；≤0.040；≤0.040；≤0.039；≤0.039；

Class A non-combustible material

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