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mineraalvezel — mineral fibre (English): A fiber manufactured from glass, rock, or slag generally for use in fabricating heat insulation.

The original Dutch definition:

mineraalvezel (Dutch): Een vezel vervaardigd van glas, rots, of slakken gewoonlijk gebruikt voor het maken van warmte-isolatie.

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