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Industry Building Petrochemical Insulation Rock Wool Mineral Wool Board
thermal insulation materials rock wool board is a kind of non-combustible product whose melting point is above 1000℃. Our rock wool batts is a inorganic substance without any nutrient, and will not rot or breed any pests, it is not attached by any micro-o		 2017-12-13
Fireproof Soundproof with without Wire Mesh or Aluminium Foil Jacket or Glass Fiber Cloth Rock Wool
Introduction Rock wool mineral wool With high-quality basalt as the main raw material, after melting it, through high-temperature spunning basalt wool into 4~7 μm non continuous fiber with internationally advanced four-roll centrifugal wool production tec		 2017-12-02
Rock Wool Mineral Wool Blankets Applications for Industry Building Petrochemical Electrical
Rock wool mineral wool insulaiton are manufactured by basalt wool, bonded together with a limited amount of high temperature binder. It is a highly efficient, semi-flexible insulation recommended for industrial applications up to 1200℉(649℃).it is firepro		 2017-10-02
Waterproof Fireproof with without Wire Mesh or Aluminium Foil Rock Wool Mineral Wool Sandwich Board
1，production technical thermal insulation basalt Rock Wool Basalt Fiber Insulation with high-quality basalt as the main raw material, after melting it, through high-temperature spunning basalt wool into 4~7 μm non continuous fiber with internationally adv		 2017-08-11
High Temperature High Density Non-combustible with without Aluminium Foil or Jacket Rock Wool Minera
Rock wool is made from basalt, diabase and dolomite with melting at 1500℃ to high speed spinners fibers. Then the fibers are collected together to form the original wool mat through negative pressure resulted from suction. The original wool mats then pass		 2017-07-05
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