Compositions for high temperature fiberisation

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ABSTRACT:
A composition which can be fiberized to form high quality insulation wool, and which has been formulated from naturally-occuring rock minerals such as basalts, granites, limestone, dolomite and sandstone, optionally including by-products of industrial processes such as molybdenum or steel slag and grate ash, and/or high alumina materials such as China Clay and/or boron containing minerals such as Ulexite, said composition comprising the following components, given in wt %, based on the total weight of the composition:

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