Mineral wool is made of inorganic fibers derived from basalt, a volcanic rock,

in semi-rigid to rigid board form. Advanced manufacturing technology ensures

consistent product quality, with high fiber density and low shot content, for
excellent performance. Designed to be installed between spandrel panel and
floor slab in commercial curtain wall systems, it provides a fire-rated seal. It is
inorganic and will not support mildew or support corrosion. Mineral wool is
available plain or faced.

Ceramic insulation blankets are air laid into a continuous mat and
mechanically needled for added strength and surface integrity. Ceramic
wraps are available in a wide variety of densities and sizes and do not contain
organic binders. Thermal ceramic blankets provide excellent resistance to
chemical attack and are unaffected by oil or water.

Comprehensive comparisonbetween CCEWOOL basalt rock wool and slag wool board

1. Application: rock wool: pipe insulation, building interior wall thermal insulation, building exterior

wall thermal insulation. Slag wool: exterior wall insulation, pipe insulation, chemical plant, building

thermal insulation, etc... In principle, slag wool is not allowed to use for exterior wall. Both belong to

non-combustibility class A thermal insulation product.

2. Production technology: slag wool is produced by sedimentation method and fiber spreading

artificially. Adopting the pendulum method or three - dimensional method. The country don’t allow the

wool produced by sedimentation method to use for exterior wall or premium thermal insulation.

3. PH: Basalt rock wool’s PH is below 4, environmental protection, corrosion-Resistant, high water

resistant performance.Especially CCEWOOL rock wool adopts basalt as main raw material.

4. Melting point: basalt rock wool’s melting temperature is about 1000C, don’t produce the power

under the high temperature. However slag wool’s melting point is below the 700C, will produce the
power or collapse under the high temperature. This shows: If meet the fire, the slag wool is weaker

than rock wool, limiting the application range of slag wool.

5. Slag ball content: Basalt rock wool’s slag ball content is below 4% or zero, the slag wool slag

ball content is between 4-10%. This will influence the application limit directly.

Obviously, the application range of rock wool far more than mineral wool.