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  1. MaterialBasalt Woven TextileTextile made of natural stone? Yes, it is possible! The basalt is melted at a temperature of 1,400 °C. The molten rock is then extruded into filaments of basalt fibers. The tensile strength is more than twice the tensile strength of steel. Basalt Woven Textile has high corrosive and chemical resistance to the influence of a corrosive media: salt solutions, acid solutions and alkali liquids.
  2. MaterialBasalt knitted fabricBasalt knitted fabrics are made from stone fibre that is obtained from the volcanic Basalt. It has a melting point at 1450°C. The material is available in various knits and incombustible (A1 according to DIN 4102). The strength and elongation of basalt fibres is 15 per cent higher than glass fibres.
  3. MaterialBasalt TilesThese very hard tiles are made for very heavy industrial use, but also feature a beautiful metallic sheen. The pavement tiles are made by melting natural basalt and are cast into metal moulds. The basalt tiles are produced with three types: With rough grooving / raster, with fine grooving and without raster – so-called smooth tiles.
  4. MaterialNon-Woven Basalt FabricThis needle-punching material is a non-woven basalt fabric made out of chopped basalt fiber (60-100 mm) bound by the needle-punching method and without the use of any binding agents. It can be used for manufacturing filters, composites, thermal-insulating and soundproofing materials. Needle-punching basalt is also highly suitable as fire protection material.
  5. MaterialI-MeshI-Mesh is the result of a study on composite materials in the nautical and aerospace environment. The yarns are carbon fiber, fiberglass, zylon, technora or basalt. It is 6/7 times stronger than metal, sustainable, recyclable, noise-absorbing, insulating, non-combustible, PVC free and it guarantees energy saving. 
  6. MaterialRockpanel Stoneshe starting point of Rockpanel's facade panelling is the natural raw material from which it is made: basalt. This volcanic rock forms the basis of our stone wool facade panels. Naturally fire safe, the panels meet the strictest requirements for structural fire safety and offer optimum protection for people and the environment. The panels look like stone and have the same fire-resilient qualities, but they can also be bent and curved.
  7. MaterialMegawoodMegawood® is made of 75 % natural wood fibres and 25 % high-quality polymer binding agents. The natural components are produced from 100 % local wood products.