About the product
The energy of sound waves absorbed by Rock wool and Glass wool fibers due to the crisscrossed fibers and air pockets. This structure makes Rock wool and Glass wool one of the best sound absorbing insulation for building and industrial applications. Besides the advantage of light weight, Rock wool can also be used to control vibrations caused by sources such as traffic, ventilating systems, heavy machines or similar.
Rock wool and Glass wool fibers can resist temperatures of over 750°C for Rock wool and 400°C for Glass wool. Rock wool retains both its thermal conductivity and fire protection capability even when temperatures, as in the case of fire, reach over 900 °C. Therefore, in fire protection applications it should be fixed in such a way as to ensure that they retain their positioning and shape, even after the binder has evaporated because of fire.
The orientation of Rock wool fibers provides very good mechanical properties as well as excellent
Rock wool and Glass wool fibers can resist temperatures of over 750°C for Rock wool and 400°C for Glass wool. Rock wool retains both its thermal conductivity and fire protection capability even when temperatures, as in the case of fire, reach over 900 °C. Therefore, in fire protection applications it should be fixed in such a way as to ensure that they retain their positioning and shape, even after the binder has evaporated because of fire.
The orientation of Rock wool fibers provides very good mechanical properties as well as excellent
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