How difficult is it to handle insulation materials? ? Manufacturer: Let the experienced construction workers take a look
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Dear manufacturers and experienced workers on site, let’s discuss the degree of stickiness of insulation materials. It is said that centrifugal glass wool, aluminum silicate, and rock wool are all sticky. As for composite silicates, it is said they are not sticky – is that true? Those who are familiar with it can leave a message to discuss.
Chen has declined in popularity; is this niche too much?
Silica rock wool is soft and does not cause stinging. There are plate-shaped ones and semi-circular ones. It is often used as insulation material for pipes and equipment.
For the aluminum silicate we purchased, some projects never said anything on-site. Recently, a project complained that it was hard to handle – could it be that fake products were purchased?
I’m an amateur; all I know is that polyurethane used for insulation doesn’t hurt the skin: lol
Magnesium aluminum silicate products are off-white in appearance, cotton-like in texture, and do not cause irritation to the skin; they come in forms such as tubes and mats, and are used for insulation in pipes and equipment.
It’s definitely not good if it’s hard to handle; just like cotton and hay, it goes without saying which one has a better insulating effect.