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Thermal Insulation Basalt Fiber Mesh
SPECIFICATION
Basalt fiber mesh (surface coating) 5*5: Hole size 5*5mm;
The width of the mesh is200cm;
The mass of the mesh per unit area is 160g/m2.
PRODUCTS SPECIFICATION
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Mesh Size |
Fabric Weave |
Areal Weight(g/m2) |
Maximum Width(cm) |
Tensile Breaking Strength N/5cm |
|
2.5*2.5 |
Twist weave |
100±5 |
220 |
≥800 |
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5*5 |
160±8 |
≥1500 |
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10*10 |
250±12 |
≥2000 |
PACKAGE
Carton or pallet,100 meters/roll (or customized)
APPLICATION
Basalt fiber is a highly versatile material that offers a wide range of benefits when used in the construction of internal and external walls of buildings. Its unique properties make it an ideal choice for enhancing fire prevention, thermal insulation, crack resistance, and overall structural integrity. The following are detailed applications of basalt fiber in building construction:
Fire Prevention: Basalt fiber is incorporated into the construction of internal and external walls to improve fire resistance. Its high melting point and non-combustible nature make it an effective reinforcement material for enhancing the fire safety of buildings, providing an additional layer of protection against fire hazards.
Thermal Insulation: When used in building insulation, basalt fiber contributes to superior thermal performance, effectively reducing heat transfer and energy consumption. Its excellent thermal conductivity properties help maintain comfortable indoor temperatures while minimizing the need for excessive heating or cooling, leading to energy efficiency and cost savings.
Anti-Cracking: Basalt fiber reinforcement in the walls helps mitigate the risk of cracking due to thermal expansion, structural movement, or external forces. This results in more durable and resilient walls that can withstand environmental stresses and maintain their structural integrity over time.
Superior Properties Compared to Glass Fiber: Basalt fiber offers several advantages over traditional glass fiber in building applications, including higher tensile strength, better resistance to chemical and environmental degradation, and superior thermal and acoustic insulation properties. These properties make it a preferred choice for achieving long-lasting and high-performance building structures.
Sustainable Construction: The use of basalt fiber in building construction aligns with sustainable building practices, as it is derived from natural volcanic rock and requires minimal processing. This contributes to environmentally friendly construction practices and supports green building initiatives.
