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ใยแก้ว

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ใย
แก้ว

Pronunciation

yay kɛ̂ɛw

ใยแก้ว

yay kɛ̂ɛw

fiberglass

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  1. 1 fiberglass、glass fiber

This word refers to glass formed into fine fibers, a material used for insulation and for reinforcing manufactured products.

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fiberglass、glass fiber

Noun⭐️2 Not often used

A material made of fine glass fibers and used mainly for insulation or reinforcement.

Learning notes

Explanation

ใย means a fiber or fine strand, and แก้ว means glass, so the word literally describes glass fibers. It is used for material found in building insulation and in reinforced products. On its own, it normally refers to fiberglass as a material. In telecommunications, it appears in ใยแก้วนำแสง, literally a glass fiber that carries light, meaning “optical fiber.”

Usage

It is commonly found in construction, insulation work, manufacturing, and material descriptions. In telecommunications and internet service contexts, it usually appears as ใยแก้วนำแสง or สายใยแก้วนำแสง.

Caution

ใยแก้ว by itself normally means fiberglass and does not necessarily mean optical fiber. Use ใยแก้วนำแสง when you specifically mean fiber used for optical communication. The word is also not limited to insulation material.

Differences from similar words

1 fiberglass synonyms

  • เส้นใยแก้ว also means “glass fiber” and is a fuller, more explicit term for the fibers themselves. ใยแก้ว is the shorter common form.

  • ไฟเบอร์กลาส is a loanword from “fiberglass” and is common when describing the material of a product. ใยแก้ว is the Thai term and fits technical descriptions of the material or fibers.

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