Glass wool felt is widely utilized for thermal insulation and heat preservation in construction, covering the walls, roofs, and floors of various structures-including steel-framed industrial plants, warehouses, gymnasiums, and residential buildings. It is also employed for external insulation on air ducts within ventilation and air conditioning systems, as well as for insulating industrial equipment and piping-such as boilers, reactors, storage tanks, heating pipelines, and AC conduits.
In the field of acoustics and noise control, glass wool felt is applied in architectural settings-such as theaters and classrooms-for sound absorption. It is also used in industrial and transportation sectors for noise abatement in facilities like power plants, as well as for vibration damping, sound absorption, and noise reduction in vehicles such as train carriages and trucks. Glass wool felt laminated with aluminum foil possesses superior resistance to thermal radiation, making it ideal for lining the interior walls, partitions, and ceilings of high-temperature workshops, control rooms, and equipment rooms. Furthermore, glass wool felt is utilized for vibration damping, sound absorption, and noise reduction in refrigeration equipment and household appliances.