What is Boer's corporate culture and brand proposition?

The Boer Fibre brand was founded in 2006 with the proposition “Boer Fibre, wet-process made!” — an asbestos-free man-made mineral fibre product line achieved through the wet process for low shot content, easy dispersion and high-temperature stability, serving the friction and sealing material industries.

What are the main products?

BE-series asbestos-free man-made mineral fibres: for friction materials (BE-SL05, BE-GL3, BE-F01, etc.), for sealing materials (BE-SG21, BE-C08, etc.) and short-cut fibres for coatings (GBF series).

What is the core process?

The wet process: after melting and fibreising, fibre and shot are separated in the settling chamber, then collected by hub collectors, purified, surface-treated, dried and packaged.

What is the quality system?

Certified to ISO9001:2015 (registration 0350325Q30014R2S, covering R&D and sales of fibre materials).

What third-party testing has been done?

SGS asbestos testing (CANEC25025290506, all 6 types not detected), RoHS 10-substance (CANEC25025290502), SVHC 250-substance (CANEC25025290504).

Which industries do customers come from?

The friction material industry (brake pads, brake shoes, clutch facings) and the sealing material industry (asbestos-free gaskets, paper-based sheets).

Does Boer attend industry exhibitions?

Yes, continuously since 2006 at international friction and sealing material exhibitions; the latest schedule is in the Exhibitions section of this website.

How do I select a model and request samples?

Raise your requirements via the hotline 4006-0763-82 or email info@boerfibre.com; Boer provides selection advice and samples.

Packaging and storage requirements?

Moisture-proof laminated bags or eco-friendly paper bags, customised on request; store in a dry, ventilated place away from moisture, open flame and strong oxidizers.

How can I contact Boer?

National sales hotline 4006-0763-82; email info@boerfibre.com; address: Room 1013, Chaonan International, No.27 Jingfu Road, Xincheng District, Qingyuan, Guangdong.

The Tianjin Marathon for the third time

Category Corporate Culture Published 2026-01-01 Source www.boerfibre.com

Abstract

The essay compares the Beijing and Tianjin marathons over three years: 2014 with Beijing on 19 October and Tianjin a week later on 26 October, both in smog; 2015 with Tianjin on 13 September and Beijing a week later on 20 September, in clear blue weather.

This year the Tianjin Marathon moved early to May, and the author finished it with ease, supported by friends and a gathering afterwards.

Key facts

Event: Tianjin Marathon, third time for the author
2014: Beijing 19 Oct; Tianjin 26 Oct; both smoggy
2015: Tianjin 13 Sep; Beijing 20 Sep; clear weather
This year: Tianjin Marathon moved to May, run comfortably with support from friends

The original article is in Chinese; see the Chinese version for the full text. This page provides the English title, abstract and key facts only — translated and compiled from the original, without full verbatim translation.

The Tianjin Marathon for the third time

Abstract

Key facts

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