The efficiency of particulate collection is becoming more and more important as environmental regulations are becoming increasingly stringent. Fiberglass fabrics are the mechanism for meeting these regulations, and are the optimum solution for the environmental problems today, especially the newly introduced use of silicone rubber coated fiberglass fabrics. The coating products are able to withstand more heat than the uncoated products. They operate effectively in temperatures between -70℃ to 230℃. Each fiberglass fabric is engineered for a specific application including reverse air. The material combines careful yarn selections, weave patterns and densities to produce energy for the designated use.