Insulation Glass Wool Board Insulation Board Fireproof Performance Wall Thermal Insulation Panel
Glasswool board is a type of thermal insulation material made from glass fibers that are bonded together to form a wool-like material. It is commonly used in buildings and homes to provide insulation against heat loss or gain, noise reduction, and fire protection. The manufacturing process involves melting glass and then spinning it into fibers. The fibers are then mixed with a binder and compressed to form a sheet. The sheet or roll can then be cut to size and installed in walls, floors, and ceilings
Specification:
1.Length: 600-2400mm
2.Width: 600-1200mm
3.Thickness: 25-100mm
4.Density: 24-64kg/m3
Package:
1.Common plain package with PE. (Vaccum package)
2.OEM service
Sound absorption and noise reduction can effectively prevent sound propagation. Simple construction and flexible cutting. Antibacterial and mildew resistant, aging resistant, corrosion-resistant, ensuring a healthy environment. A1 level fire protection, permanently non combustible. Low moisture content, high durability.
Nowadays, glass wool board has been widely used for insulation, heat insulation, sound absorption, noise reduction of building exterior walls, and insulation of industrial kilns; The interlayer of steel insulation board, etc.
Glass wool board is a deeply processed product of glass wool, which is made from semi-finished glass wool board and processed through processes such as polishing, glue spraying, labeling, and processing. In order to ensure a certain decorative effect, there are basically two methods for surface treatment: one is to stick plastic surface paper; The second is to spray on its surface. Spraying is often made into relief shapes, with patterns such as large flower pressing, medium flower flattening, and small dot spraying. It has multiple colors to choose from.
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