What are the types of formaldehyde free fiberglass insulation materials

  Formaldehyde free fiberglass insulation is divided according to the shape. Common types can be divided into formaldehyde-free glass wool board, formaldehyde-free glass wool blanket, and formaldehyde-free glass wool tube. The quality of formaldehyde-free glass wool is better than ordinary centrifugal glass wool, with less dust and better thermal conductivity. It is lower, and the glass fiber is more slender, which has the effect of thermal insulation, sound absorption, sound insulation and noise reduction. Formaldehyde-free glass wool has the effect of energy saving and environmental protection. It is a kind of green building material and is widely used.

  Three categories of formaldehyde-free glass wool insulation materials

  Formaldehyde-free glass wool board—a plate-shaped product made by fibrating molten glass and curing with an environmentally friendly formula binder based on thermosetting resins. It is widely used in industries, residential building exterior wall insulation systems, and air conditioners. Adjustment and other heat insulation, sound absorption and sound insulation fields.

   Formaldehyde-free glass wool felt—a product made by fibrating molten glass and adding an environmentally friendly formula binder based on thermosetting resin by using centrifugal technology. Glass wool felt can be selected from different moisture-proof veneers according to the requirements of use. Online compounding, used for fire protection, heat insulation, sound absorption and heat preservation, cold insulation, buildings, air-conditioning rooms, vehicles, ships and other scenarios.

  Formaldehyde-free glass wool pipe—a lightweight, durable, tubular thermal insulation material composed of uniform, slender, elastic glass fibers and special high-temperature adhesives with good thermal insulation performance, used for air-conditioning ducts, pipe insulation, and train carriages.

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