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Is it true that insulation materials such as rock wool and glass wool are prohibited from use? Is there any documentation? ?

2016-10-12View Original

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Is it prohibited to use insulation materials such as rock wool and glass wool? Is there any documentation? ? Why is it prohibited?
Reply #22016-10-12
Regarding the entire issue, it has been discussed in detail on this forum; please check here for details. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1106720-1-1.html
Reply #32016-10-13
I only know that asbestos is prohibited; I’m not sure about rock wool and glass wool. I usually use expanded perlite and polyurethane
Reply #42016-10-13
Rock wool, glass wool are still widely used in chemical processing plants; there is no ban on their use
Reply #52016-10-13
Asbestos can cause cancer, so its use is prohibited.
Reply #62016-10-13
Asbestos can cause cancer, so its use is prohibited. Health first
Reply #72016-10-13
I use it at the butt welds of double-wall pipes; some time ago I saw an electrical room where rock wool was used for insulation.
Reply #82016-10-13
Seeing these makes my skin itch……

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