What is the difference between black fiberglass and other types of glass fiber?

Black fiberglass is a type of glass fiber that has been treated with a black pigment or dye, which gives it a distinct appearance and specific properties. Unlike other types of glass fibers which can be clear or have other colors, black fiberglass is primarily used for aesthetic purposes or to absorb light, reducing glare and reflections. It is often used in applications where a dark, non-reflective surface is desired, such as in some types of automotive components, exterior building materials, or in certain industrial settings. Other types of glass fibers may be used for their strength, insulation properties, or electrical non-conductivity, and are not necessarily colored. The choice between black fiberglass and other types of glass fibers depends on the specific requirements of the application in terms of appearance, performance, and functionality.