As energy storage and electric vehicle (EV) technologies continue to evolve, battery safety becomes a top priority. Recent battery thermal runaway incidents have highlighted the critical importance of integrating advanced thermal insulation and fire-resistant materials into battery systems. In response to these challenges, our Aerogel Fiberglass Blanket provides an innovative solution to protect against heat, fire, and structural failure in EV battery modules.  

As China and many countries accelerate their 'dual-carbon' (carbon peaking and neutrality) goals, the demand for high-performance insulation materials is surging. Silica aerogel, known for being the lightest and most thermally insulating solid material, is now being re-evaluated across industries. 

Aerogel fiberglass blankets and ceramic fiber aerogel blankets are next-generation composite materials that combine ultra-low thermal conductivity with excellent flexibility. They are made by infusing silica aerogel into a base layer of E-glass fiber or ceramic fiber mat. These materials maintain the thermal insulation properties of aerogels while significantly improving mechanical strength and processability. 

why are more contractors switching to aerogel fiberglass felt? I used to rely on traditional insulation too, until I saw what this material could actually do. 

Aerogel glass fiber blanket is a flexible insulation material made by combining nano aerogel with high-strength fiberglass. It offers superior heat resistance, fire protection, and flexibility for industrial and energy-related uses. 

In response to growing global fire disasters, Skyboys offers cutting-edge aerogel composite insulation with ultra-low thermal conductivity (0.018 W/m·K), ≥90 min fire resistance, and superior hydrophobic performance. Lighter, safer, and SGS/RoHS certified, it’s ideal for construction, EVs, cold chain logistics, and industrial fire protection. Tested to withstand 1000°C flames, Skyboys ensures next-level safety where it matters most. 

Traditional insulation materials like EPS, XPS, and rock wool are being replaced by more advanced solutions like aerogel composite panels that offer better performance, fire safety, and lifespan.