Glass Wool
Glass Wool
Non-flammable glass wool, suitable for both general laboratory and industrial applications, as well as filtering, is a thermal insulation created from flexible, intertwined borosilicate glass fibers. The intertwined glass fabrics then trap air in small pockets that have high thermal insulation properties, with the density of air varied by compressing the glass wool. Glass wool is noted for being strong and pliable and is typically made from refined glass and may contain a binder and oil, which is used to help control dust. Glass wool, an amorphous silicate, generally contains minimal heavy metals and has a law alkali content.
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Azpack™ Quartz Wool
Filter acids and hot gases or use as a stopper for combustion tubes. Azpack™ Quartz Wool can be exposed to temperatures up to 1050°C.
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Karl Hecht™ Assistent™ Glass Wool
Captures even extremely small particles during filtration. Karl Hecht™ Assistent™ Glass Wool is soft, strong and superfine.
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Helios Italquartz Quartz Wool
For filtration and insulation in environments where high quartz purity properties are needed. Helios Italquartz™ Quartz Wool is chemically inert.
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Corning™ PYREX™ Glass Wool
Strong, soft, pliable glass wool is ideal for general lab and industrial applications. Suitable for filtering.