Glass thread

Glass thread

Glass yarn or yarn made of glass fibers has good thermal and electrical properties that provide the ground to be used in electrical and thermal insulation.

There are 6 types of fiberglass called fiberglass fibers, which are usually C-glass, Eagles, R-glass and S-glass fibers are used in fiberglass fibers.

These six types include S glass fibers, E glass fibers, R glass, ER glass, C glass and ECR glass.

Each of these 6 types is superior to each other in some properties and all of them have many properties and applications.

Glass fiber is one of the fibers that has many fans and is a good alternative to asbestos fibers.

This yarn has good resistance to moisture because glass yarn has significant performance in alkaline and acidic environments.

Round cross-section glass thread is also available, which is used in the production of safe equipment such as fireproof bags.

Glass thread with a rectangular cross-section can also be called packing, which can be used for sealing, sealing and insulating parts.

Some of the key features of this product are:

It has extraordinary strength.
It does not harm human health.
It is flexible.
It weighs little.
Temperatures of up to 540 ° C for high use and the highest tolerable value of up to 700 ° C have been set.
It does not emit any smoke and is non-combustible.
It is used for electrical insulation because this product has dielectric properties.
It works well in alkaline and acidic environments because it is stable in the face of chemical corrosion.
The most prominent applications of glass yarn include:

Insulation of industrial tanks and pumps
Manufacture of firefighting clothing, safety equipment and gloves
Making a fireproof curtain
Insulation of very hot copper pipes
Sealing of power plant parts
Sealing of boilers, thermal and induction furnaces
Sealing of building parts
Water desalination device insulation
Sealing of industrial stoves
Sealing of sensitive parts in the petrochemical field and insulation of refinery parts
Camera motor insulation
Sealing of facilities in gas fields and oil rigs
Glass yarn is produced in two methods, each of which has properties:

In the weaving method, the product has significant flexibility properties.
In the twisted method, the product has extraordinary strength.