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Carbon fiber is the lightest and strongest of the fabrics available today. This is one of the reasons that carbon fiber reinforced plastics are now commonly used in a variety of industries. Many people confuse this term with fiberglass, though there are several notable differences between the two.

Basalt fiber is a material made out of extremely fine minuscule fibers of basalt. It's basically the same as cobweb, having predominant physical and synthetic properties than unadulterated fiberglass, yet being more affordable than carbon fiber.

Orthopedic splints and casts are orthopedic therapeutic devices used to support and protect injured bones and tendons. Splints and casts are typically made from plaster or fiberglass and may be molded into the appropriate shape of injured legs or arms.