GLASS WOOL (LAB)

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GLASS WOOL (LAB) Specification

Poisonous
NO

Melting Point
Approximately 1260C

Usage
Used in laboratories construction and industrial environments for insulation

Appearance
Fibrous typically yellow in color

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight

Shape
Sheets rolls or batts

Ingredients
Made from fiberglass (silica sand soda ash limestone and recycled glass)

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Application
Insulation for thermal acoustic and fire-proofing purposes

Grade
Industrial/Laboratory Grade

Density
100 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

CAS No
65997-17-3

Properties
Non-combustible high thermal resistance excellent sound absorption lightweight

Smell
Odorless

Ph Level
Neutral

EINECS No
266-046-0

HS Code
70199090

Physical Form
Fiber-like material

About GLASS WOOL (LAB)

GLASS WOOL (LAB) is a fiber-like material used for insulation in thermal, acoustic, and fire-proofing applications. It is non-combustible, offering high thermal resistance, excellent sound absorption, and lightweight properties. Made from fiberglass and other ingredients, it is insoluble in water and has a melting point of approximately 1260C. Available in sheets, rolls, or batts, this industrial/laboratory-grade product is typically yellow in color. With a neutral pH level and indefinite shelf life under proper storage conditions, it is suitable for use in laboratories, construction, and industrial environments.