Basalt Fiber

Basalt fiber is a modern construction material made by melting basalt rock and cutting the resulting fibers to specific lengths. It is characterized by high mechanical strength, resistance to moisture, extreme temperatures, and aggressive chemicals. Lightweight, eco-friendly, and easy to use, it is an attractive alternative to traditional reinforcement materials.
When added to concrete, basalt fiber significantly improves its properties: it increases load resistance, reduces cracking, and extends structural durability. For this reason, it is widely used in the construction of bridges, tunnels, foundations, roads, parking lots, industrial floors, and precast elements. It is also effective in the production of blocks and other building components.
Its high fire resistance makes it especially valuable in facilities requiring fire protection, such as industrial plants. With fibers available in different lengths, basalt fiber can be tailored to specific needs, making it a versatile and reliable material for both construction and industry.