Fire-resistant mineral wool batts are an excellent thermal insulation material with superior fire resistance, widely used in construction, industry, and marine sectors. They are primarily composed of natural rocks like basalt, formed through processes of melting, centrifuging, and compression. The structure of fire-resistant mineral wool batts includes an insulation layer and a fire-resistant layer, with the insulation layer responsible for thermal insulation and sound absorption, and the fire-resistant layer providing fire protection.

Fire-resistant mineral wool blankets offer excellent thermal insulation properties with low thermal conductivity, effectively isolating external temperatures to maintain stable internal temperatures. Their insulation effectiveness depends on density and thickness; the higher the density and the thicker the blanket, the better the insulation performance.

The fibrous structure of fire-resistant mineral wool batts provides excellent sound absorption, effectively reducing various noises, making them suitable for use in noisy environments.

Fire-resistant mineral wool is widely used in construction sites, factories, warehouses, ships, and other locations requiring insulation, fire prevention, and sound absorption. It can serve as insulation material for the exterior walls and roofs of buildings, as fireproof material for the bulkheads and decks of ships, and as sound-absorbing material for noise control in factories.

Fire-resistant rock wool should be protected against water and moisture during use, avoiding prolonged exposure to humid environments to maintain its thermal insulation and fire-resistant properties.