308066-84-4

Basic information

• Product Name: Glass fibers
• Synonyms: Fiber,glass; Glass silk; 03DEFT792; 03JA-FT164G; 03JA-FT712; 03JA416; 03JA416A;03JA429; 03JA429T; 03JA592; 03JAFT2Ak25; 03JAFT523; 03JAFT591; 03JAFT792;03JFAT592; 03MA-FT170A; 03MA-FT2A; 03MA404; 03MA409C; 03MA411J; 03MA414;03MA429; 03MA486A; 03MAFT153; 03MAFT2; 03MAFT523; 03MAFT698; 03T-790DE; 03T747;03T790G; 06MW2-20; 1064K15; 108A; 116E; 120H; 123D10C; 123D10P; 13MA411J;16781S2; 173X10C; 173X11C; 183F14P; 2310TEX-S673; 2400TEX357D-AA; 240TEX; 249H;2PE905S; 3IP169G; 3J254S; 3J941; 3J948; 3J949; 3PE454; 3PE455; 3PE937; 3PE944;3PE948; 3PE949; 4026TX; 409C; 40M10A; 415A14C; 415BB; 429ZZ; 4400TEX; 450SE;486A; 497DB; 5252E14; 5252EC14; 5SS10-160PA4.5; 6PA437CS; 6PA473CS; 6PA473CSE;717P; 737BC; 737BD; 739DD; 7628W; 764NT218; 786A; 790DE; 931A1; 934AH; 963A4;99S; A 1100; A 1100 (fiber); A 130; A 130 (fiber); A 5PKh90; ACS 25S750; ACS9PH901X; AF 033; AF 033 (fiber); AGP 01BZ; AP 400; APP 25; AR 2500H103; AR-R2400TB; ARG Fiber; AS-S 230G30; AS-S 751DX; AS-S 751DZ; ASCO 216LAS450; ASTT(b)-S1; Adflo C; Advantec GC 90
• CAS NO: 308066-84-4
• Molecular Weight: 0
• Mol File: 308066-84-4.mol
• Article Data: 0

Chemical Properties

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• CAS DataBase Reference: Glass fibers(CAS DataBase Reference)
• NIST Chemistry Reference: Glass fibers(308066-84-4)
• EPA Substance Registry System: Glass fibers(308066-84-4)

Safety Data

• Hazardous Substances Data: 308066-84-4(Hazardous Substances Data)

Usage

General Description

Glass fibers are a type of reinforcing material made from molten glass that is extruded into fine strands. These fibers exhibit high tensile strength, stiffness, and resistance to heat, making them a popular choice for reinforcing various materials such as plastics, concrete, and composites. They are commonly used in a wide range of applications including the manufacturing of boats, automotive components, aerospace parts, and construction materials. Glass fibers can also be processed into different forms such as rovings, mats, and fabrics, allowing for customization and versatility in their use. However, exposure to these fibers can pose health risks such as skin and respiratory irritation, highlighting the importance of proper handling and safety measures when working with glass fibers.