Loss of structural integrity and insulating performance in mineral wool when exposed to heat or moisture. Preventing binder breakdown ensures long-term mechanical stability and thermal resistance in harsh environments.

Conventional mineral fiber production relies on virgin raw materials that require excessive melting energy and lack circularity. Reducing energy consumption and incorporating waste materials lowers thermal overhead and environmental impact.

Inconsistent thermal profiles during fiberization lead to poor fiber quality and high energy waste. Precise heat control in the combustion chamber ensures uniform mineral melt viscosity.