Glass Fibers

Glass fibers are extremely thin strands made from molten glass that are quickly cooled and stretched into fine threads. They are known for their high strength, lightweight nature, and resistance to heat and corrosion. These fibers are commonly used to reinforce materials like plastics, creating composites that are strong yet lightweight, such as in aircraft, sports equipment, and insulation. Their ability to enhance durability and performance without adding much weight makes them a versatile and valuable material in many industrial applications.