Glass Fiber

Glass fiber, often called fiberglass, is a material made from very thin strands of glass. These strands are woven together or combined with other materials to create a lightweight, strong, and durable product. Glass fiber is commonly used in construction, automotive, and aerospace industries for its resistance to temperature, corrosion, and electrical conductivity. It's often found in products like insulation, boats, and sporting equipment. Its versatility and strength make it an essential component in modern manufacturing, providing both structural support and insulation in various applications.