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glass fibre

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noun

  1. another name for fibreglass

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And crucially, the steel frames are now made with a thermal break, a glass fibre section of insulation within the frame that prevents heat escaping through its structure.

From BBC

The glass fibre can then be collected, treated and reused, explains Malcolm Forsyth who leads Project PRoGrESS, which aims to commercialise the technology.

From BBC

These glass fibres are wrapped in layers of plastic - and sometimes steel wire - for protection.

From BBC

In 2020, the bloc imposed duties on glass fibre fabrics and products from Chinese companies or joint venture operations in Egypt.

From Reuters

The Commission has already carried out a series of investigations into glass fibre products from China and imposed tariffs.

From Reuters