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Fiberglass was first used in the 1930s for home furnace filters and insulation. Fiberglass also is used to insulate pipes and appliances, for sound control in aircraft and automobiles, and in curtains, roofing material, and some plastics.

Substrate/Fiber Characteristics

  • High tensile strength, excellent resistance to heat, and flame resistance
  • Electric-insulating
  • Doesn't absorb water and is resistant to acid and other chemical agents

Common Substrate/Fiber Uses

  • Insulators and heat-insulating materials
  • Washing machines
  • Refrigerators
  • Reinforced plastic
  • Building materials 
 Properties  Value
 Tensile Strength (MPa)  2250
 Elongation at Break  5
 Specific Gravity  2.54

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