Glass wool has a wide range of applications in the construction industry.

In terms of exterior wall insulation of buildings, glass wool can effectively reduce the heat transfer between the interior and exterior of the building, help the building maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, and reduce energy consumption. Moreover, its fireproof performance contributes to enhancing the overall fire safety of the building.

When used for roof insulation, it can form an insulation layer on the roof to prevent heat loss. At the same time, it can protect the roof structure, extend the service life of the roof, and also play a certain role in blocking the sound of rainwater and other noises, reducing indoor noise.

In the case of interior partitions, glass wool can absorb and isolate sound. When used to separate different functional areas, it can reduce sound interference and create a relatively quiet indoor environment.

For pipeline insulation, glass wool is wrapped around the pipeline, which can prevent heat loss during the pipeline transportation process. It can also prevent the generation of condensed water in the pipeline when the temperature changes greatly, and protect the pipeline from the erosion of the external environment. It is especially suitable for hot water pipelines and HVAC pipelines.