CERAMIC FIBER BASIC INFORMATION

Ceramic fiber is one of the fiber families with high temperature resistance. It has a wide range of applications in industrial and commercial areas. It is manufactured from alumina-silica material. The fibers are mechanically twisted to increase tensile strength. The fabric is reinforced with e-glass fiberglass, stainless steel, or high alloy steel wire, according to the intended use. Ceramic fiber is chemically an inert material.

Can be used up to a temperature of 1260 °C.

Commonly used in welding and casting workshops, aluminum and steel rolling mills, boiler insulation, seals, shipping, refineries, power plants, and chemical facilities.

• Expansion joints, safety blankets
• Curtains, welding blankets
• Protective and insulation covers
• Seals, cable or pipe coating, etc.

• White color, lightweight, flexible, good handling durability, and a well-uniform structure
• Usage range up to 1260 °C, fire-resistant; good dielectric strength
• Low thermal conductivity, low heat capacity, thermal shock resistance
• Excellent corrosion resistance; resistant to most chemicals except for hydrofluoric, phosphoric acid, and concentrated alkalis
• Easy cutting in molds