Quartz wool is made from pure silica raw materials and does not contain any binders. This amorphous, continuous structure exhibits the characteristics of being pure white, odorless, and free of volatile components.

The disorder in fiber length, shape, and arrangement endows quartz wool with a unique curled appearance, effectively preventing compression of the filling material and further enhancing its insulation performance.

Quartz wool can be used as an excellent alternative product in the traditional application fields of high silica, ceramic, and basalt fiber.
Quartz wool, as a high-performance material, has a wide range of applications in multiple fields. It can be used as an insulation material for the fiber optic and automotive glass industries, a high-temperature sealing filling material, and a filtering material for high-temperature acidic liquids and gas media. Meanwhile, quartz wool is also an ideal insulation material for reactor insulation, various kilns, high-temperature pipelines, and containers.