üvegszálakból

Üvegszálakból is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "from glass fibers" or "made of glass fibers". It is a descriptive term used to indicate the material composition of an object or substance. Glass fibers themselves are extremely thin strands of glass, typically made from silica. These fibers possess a unique combination of properties that make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

When used in contexts referring to materials, "üvegszálakból" suggests that an item's structure or reinforcement is derived from glass fibers. This can include composite materials where glass fibers are embedded in a polymer resin to enhance strength and durability. Examples might include fiberglass insulation, which uses glass fibers to trap air and provide thermal resistance, or certain types of fabrics and textiles that incorporate glass fibers for fire resistance or increased tensile strength. The phrase emphasizes the origin or constituent material, highlighting the contribution of glass fibers to the overall characteristics of the product.