Basalt Fiber

Basalt Fiber Materials & Products

Volcanic basalt fiber with excellent thermal stability and mechanical properties — woven fabric, UD, roving and finished composite parts.

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Advantages of Basalt Fiber

Derived from volcanic rock, basalt fiber combines natural durability with exceptional technical performance.

Excellent Fire Resistance

Naturally non-combustible and maintains structural integrity at high temperatures without emitting toxic gases.

Chemical Stability

Outstanding resistance to acids, alkalis, and salts, making it superior to glass fiber in corrosive environments.

Sound Insulation

Excellent acoustic absorption properties, ideal for noise reduction in automotive and industrial applications.

Eco-Friendly

A sustainable material with a low carbon footprint, 100% recyclable and free from toxic emissions or additives.

Cost-Efficient

Provides a performance level between glass and carbon fiber at a highly competitive price point.

Resin Adhesion

Excellent compatibility and adhesion with epoxy, polyester, and vinyl ester resins for high-strength laminates.

Basalt Fiber Products

Basalt Fiber:
Nature's High-Performance Fiber

Basalt fiber is produced by melting natural basalt rock at approximately 1,450°C and extruding it through platinum-rhodium bushings into continuous filaments — with no chemical additives, binders or coke, making it the most eco-friendly reinforcement fiber available.

Impact Composites supplies basalt fiber yarn, woven fabric, UD fabric and finished composite products to construction, industrial and marine customers worldwide, providing performance between E-glass and carbon fiber at a competitive price point.

1,450°C
Melt temperature
100%
Natural volcanic
Lighter than steel rebar
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Our Basalt Products

High-quality volcanic fiber reinforcements for construction and industry.

Basalt Applications

Construction

Corrosion-free concrete reinforcement and structural repair for bridges and piers.

Fire Protection

Fire-resistant curtains, thermal insulation, and protective clothing.

Oil & Gas Piping

Chemical-resistant pipes and tanks for the petroleum and chemical industries.

Automotive

Exhaust systems, brake pads, and interior sound insulation components.

Marine

Lightweight and salt-water resistant hull reinforcements and ropes.

Wind Energy

Sustainable structural components for wind turbine towers and blades.

Basalt Fiber FAQ

It is produced by melting natural basalt rock at 1450°C and extruding it through platinum-rhodium bushings into continuous filaments.
Basalt rebar is 4 times lighter than steel and will never rust or corrode, significantly extending the lifespan of concrete structures in harsh environments.
Yes, it is a single-component fiber made only from natural rock with no hazardous additives, and its production requires less energy than glass or carbon fiber.

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Switch to basalt fiber for a high-performance, eco-friendly reinforcement that doesn't compromise on strength.