Basalt fiber board is a high-performance material categorized into two primary types: Solid Boards and Sandwich Panels.
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Extreme Heat & Fire Resistance (Grade A1)
Melting point of 1500°C. Operates stably from 700°C to 1000°C. Non-combustible, smoke-free, and non-toxic under fire conditions.
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Superior Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Only 1/4 the weight of steel while offering tensile strength that outperforms traditional metals. A cost-effective alternative to carbon and glass fiber.
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Natural Chemical Inertness
Resistant to acids, alkalis, and salt spray. Offers an exceptionally long service life in coastal, chemical, and underground environments.
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100% Eco-Friendly & Sustainable
Derived from 100% natural basalt rock with zero VOC emissions. Fully recyclable and aligns with global ESG and green building standards.
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Electromagnetic Transparency
Natural electrical insulator that does not interfere with radio frequency (RF) signals, making it ideal for high-end electronic infrastructure.
1. Construction & Infrastructure
Structural reinforcement for bridges, fireproof external insulation (ETICS), and blast-resistant walls for hazardous warehouses.
2. Transportation & Automotive
Engine room heat shields, fireproof flooring for buses/rails, and marine engine room partitions.
3. Industrial & Petrochemical
High-temperature kiln linings for energy efficiency and chemical tank linings for erosion protection.
4. Power & Electronics
Insulated cable trays for HV substations and wave-transparent enclosures for 5G/6G base stations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the maximum operating temperature of Basalt Fiber Board?
A: It has a melting point of 1500°C and can operate stably in environments ranging from 700°C to 1000°C.
Q: How does the weight of basalt fiber board compare to steel?
A: Basalt fiber board is exceptionally lightweight, at only 1/4 the weight of steel, while maintaining high tensile strength.
Q: Is the material resistant to chemical corrosion?
A: Yes, it is inherently resistant to acids, alkalis, and salt spray, making it suitable for chemical and coastal environments.
Q: Will it interfere with wireless signals like 5G?
A: No, it is electromagnetically transparent and a natural electrical insulator, making it perfect for telecommunications enclosures.
Q: What is the difference between solid boards and sandwich panels?
A: Solid boards are dense needle-felt structures, while sandwich panels use solid boards as outer layers with a rock wool core for enhanced insulation.
Q: Is Basalt Fiber Board environmentally sustainable?
A: Yes, it is 100% eco-friendly, made from natural basalt rock, emits zero VOCs, and is fully recyclable.