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ecomaru uses glass wool (GW), whose fibers are finer, softer, and shorter than conventional glass fiber (GF). This distinctive fiber structure provides countless microscopic glass-fiber edges and an exceptionally large specific surface area, enabling the cleaning material to make more effective contact with unwanted residues. As a result, contaminants adhering to equipment surfaces can be efficiently scraped away and removed. Because GW fibers are flexible and have a smaller diameter, they can reach areas that are difficult for thicker, more rigid fibers to access. The numerous fine edges work throughout the cleaning process, while the extensive surface area increases contact with residual material. Through this combination of fine fibers, flexibility, abundant fiber edges, and superior surface coverage, ecomaru delivers a powerful and efficient cleaning effect. Its use of GW instead of standard GF is a key feature that enhances residue-removal performance and helps achieve a higher level of cleanliness. By taking advantage of the unique physical properties of glass wool, ecomaru effectively strips away unwanted substances and provides high cleaning performance.

New Sustainable Material Using Recycled Glass Filler
Key Benefits of Recycled Glass Wool (Short Glass Fiber) Filler
☑ Increased strength
☑ Reduced warping and shrinkage; improved yield
☑ Improved sliding properties; reduced burr formation
☑ Enhanced surface smoothness