Cellular Glass

Cellular glass is a new kind of inorganic thermal insulating material with a structure of equally closed cells. It is mainly made of glass added with adequate foaming agents after heating and baking in high-temperature tunnel furnace, then annealed. It well reserves the chemical stability of inorganic glass. As a result, it has the following features: low density, low thermal conductivity, vapor impermeability, no water absorption, incombustibility, protection from mould and rat eating, high mechanical strength but easy to cut and able to bear all kinds of chemical erosions except the hydrofluoric acid. Cellular glass, nontoxic in itself, has stable chemical properties and good thermal insulating performance protecting from deteriorating at a wide temperature range from cryogenic temperature to high temperature. At the same time, it can protect from humidity, fire and erosion. It is praised as "permanent thermal insulating material with no need of renewal", because it is not
Cellular Glass