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Archive for October 2008


IARC reclassification of man-made vitreous fibers

Oct 31st, 2008

This fall, a special committee commissioned by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) completed a re-evaluation of the cancer hazard of synthetic mineral fibers, such as fiberglass. The panel concluded that the cancer risk from fiberglass is “not classifiable.” This reverses an action taken in 1988, in which IARC concluded that fiberglass was [...]


IS FIBERGLASS A HEALTH HAZARD?

Oct 30th, 2008

Everyone has heard about the association between lung cancer and asbestos. Since some forms of asbestos are similar in appearance to fiberglass fibers, many people wonder if handling fiber-glass could also result in the development of cancer or other serious health hazards. Scientists have made over 400 studies of fiberglass in an attempt to answer [...]


Safety of Fiber Glass Insulation

Oct 29th, 2008

Fiber glass is categorized within a group of man-made materials historically referred to as man-made vitreous fibers, now known as synthetic vitreous fibers (SVFs). It is made from natural ingredients like molten sand and large amounts of recycled glass products such as bottles, window glass, and industrial plate glass. Most commonly used as insulation, fiber [...]


Fiberglass Fact Sheet

Oct 28th, 2008

This factsheet provides answers to questions about fiberglass. It will explain what fiberglass is, where it can be found, how it can affect your health and what you can do to prevent or reduce your exposure to it.
What is fiberglass and where is it found?
Fiberglass is the trade name for a man-made fiber that also [...]


Facts About Fiberglass

Oct 27th, 2008

What is Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a man-made product that is composed of natural ingredients such as sand and recycled products such as window glass and bottles. The ingredients are melted and spun to create small strands of fiberglass that together form “glass wool”.
Fiberglass insulation has been used since the 1930s and is now the most widely [...]


Wood Reinforced with Fiberglass Offers Environment-Friendly High-Strength Material

Oct 25th, 2008

MADISON, Wis. — Wood reinforced with fiberglass potentially offers “green”—or environment-friendly— products, according to a life-cycle inventory (LCI) that investigated the energy consumed and environmental emissions produced during its premanufacture and manufacturing stages. The analysis was conducted by researchers at ERG, Inc., of Lexington, Mass., and reported in the Forest Products Journal in June, [...]


Fiberglass mesh sales 2008

Oct 23rd, 2008

We got some fiberglass mesh for sales in the warehouse, With good prices.
If you want to buy, please send an email to David Tan at david@ddfiberglass.com
Fiberglass mesh specs:

mesh size: 4mm*4mm; 5mm*5mm; 10mm*10mm;
area weight: between 80 to 160g/m2;
width: 1m;
roll length: 50m;
color: white, blue;

Other specs are also available.


Fiber Reinforced Plastic/Composite and Its Tensile Strength

Oct 22nd, 2008

Name: Wan, Chi Fong Alex Subjects: Physics/Chemistry/Biology
Grade Level: 7th to 12th Grade Lesson Duration: One Week
Northeastern University, Research Experience for Teachers, Summer 2004
I) Objectives/Goals:
Overall Goals:

Introduce to the students what “F.R.P.” is and how the fiber provides [...]


Casting Off From Fiberglass: A Boat Made From a New Plastic

Oct 20th, 2008

The traditional method of building boats — out of wood, and by hand — gave way 30 years ago to boats made of fiberglass in manufacturing plants. Now, the marine industry is building boats with sophisticated plastics intended to make watercraft stronger but lighter in weight.
Pelican International in Laval, Quebec, recently introduced a small motor [...]


Fiberglass Is Possible Carcinogen

Oct 18th, 2008

Fiberglass and five other compounds in insulation, glues and fuels could be human carcinogens, the Government has reported.
But the inclusion of fiberglass, which is most commonly found in insulation, in the Annual Report on Carcinogens should not cause panic, industry officials and the Health and Human Services Department said on Thursday.
Glass fibers injected into rats [...]