Basalt fiber fabric is a high-performance, eco-friendly material made from molten volcanic rock, offering exceptional strength, heat resistance, and durability. Known for its lightweight, fireproof, and chemical-resistant properties, it is widely used in construction, automotive, aerospace, and fireproofing applications. As a sustainable alternative to traditional composites, it aligns with green manufacturing trends, making it ideal for structural reinforcement, insulation, and high-temperature environments. 
 
Feature:
High Thermal Resistance: 
Basalt fiber can withstand temperatures up to 700-800°C, making it ideal for high-temperature applications.
Excellent Mechanical Strength: 
It possesses high tensile strength and is also resistant to chemical corrosion, surpassing E-glass fiber in performance metrics.
Environmental Resistance: 
It is highly resistant to acids, alkalis, and salts, and shows no significant degradation in harsh environments.
Vibration Resistance:
Its high damping properties make it suitable for applications requiring vibration resistance.
Cost-Effectiveness:
While it provides properties similar to high-end carbon fiber, it is generally cheaper, making it a cost-effective alternative for many applications.
 
Application:
Construction and Infrastructure:
It is used as a reinforcing material in the construction industry, for both structural and non-structural parts. It is particularly useful in reinforcing roads, bridges, and building materials due to its strength and corrosion resistance.
Automotive and Aerospace: 
In automotive applications, basalt fiber is used for its heat resistance and mechanical strength, often in the manufacture of exhaust silencers and brake pads. Aerospace applications include interior panels and in fire barriers due to its low thermal conductivity.
Marine: 
Due to its corrosion resistance against salt and water, it is used in the manufacturing of boat hulls, and as a reinforcement material in marine composites.
Sports Equipment: 
Basalt fiber is used in the production of sports equipment like hockey sticks, bicycles, and rackets where lightweight and strength are required.
Fire Protection: 
Its high thermal resistance makes it ideal for use in fire barriers, fireproof textiles, and as insulation material in buildings.