BASALT FIBER

Basalt fiber is a chopped basalt fiber capable of withstanding temperatures up to 982°C. The material is obtained by melting basalt rocks in a furnace.

Basalt fiber is widely used for the following applications:

1. Bridge and tunnel construction;
2. Safe replacement for asbestos;
3. Reinforcement of concrete and other building materials;
4. Creation of foundations for buildings and structures;
5. Manufacturing of blocks;
6. Fire protection at oil refineries;
7. Creation of parking lots and sidewalks.

Characteristics of basalt fiber:

• High strength and resistance to tearing;
• Resistance to temperature and moisture;
• Environmental safety;
• Lightness and ease of use;
• Resistance to corrosion and chemicals.

Basalt fiber is available in the following lengths:

• 3 mm;
• 6 mm;
• 13 mm;
• 15 mm;
• 18 mm;
• 25 mm;
• 27 mm;
• 50 mm;

Basalt fiber has the following properties:

• Resistance to ultraviolet radiation and biological contamination;
• Resistance to corrosion, acids and chemicals;
• High thermal and acoustic insulation properties;
• Durability;
• Heat resistance;
• Environmental friendliness.