Glass wool is formed by melting inorganic raw materials (silica sand) at 1200°C-1250°C and turning them into fibers. There will be no change in size even if exposed to moisture and moisture. It does not cause deterioration, mold, corrosion or rust.
Cannot be destroyed by insects and microorganisms. It provides fire safety along with thermal insulation, sound insulation and acoustic regulation. While the strength temperature of rockwool is 650°C, the strength temperature of glasswool is 250°C.
It provides fire safety along with thermal insulation, sound insulation and acoustic regulation.
| Glasswool Laboratory Values | Value |
|---|---|
| Withstand Temperature (°C) | 250 |
| Thermal Conductivity Coefficient (l-W/mK) | λ≤0.040 |
| Vapor Diffusion Resistance ( µ ) | 1 |
| Fire Class | A1 (TS EN 13501-1) |