Ceramic Fibre Products

Ceramic fiber Boards

Ceramic fiber boards have various specifications, including [1][3]: - Material: Made from high-purity ceramic fibers, often alumina-silica or other refractory ceramic materials - Temperature Resistance: Can withstand extremely high temperatures, up to 1260C (2300F) or more - Density: Available in various densities, such as 200-400 kg/m³, to suit different applications - Thickness: Available in various thicknesses, such as 6-50 mm, to suit different applications - Size: Available in various sizes, such as 600x400 mm or 1000x500 mm, to suit different applications Properties [1][2]: - Low Thermal Conductivity: Provides excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat transfer and energy loss - High Chemical Resistance: Resistant to many chemicals, including acids and alkalis - Good Thermal Shock Resistance: Withstands sudden temperature changes without losing performance - Lightweight: Easy to handle and install Applications [1][3]: - Industrial Furnaces: Used in high-temperature furnaces, kilns, and ovens - Heat Treatment: Used in heat treatment applications, such as annealing, tempering, and quenching - Aerospace: Used in aerospace applications, such as heat shields and thermal protection systems - Automotive: Used in automotive applications, such as catalytic converters and exhaust systems Types [1][3]: - Standard Ceramic Fiber Boards: Made from standard ceramic fiber materials - High-Purity Ceramic Fiber Boards: Made from high-purity ceramic fiber materials for improved performance - Vacuum-Formed Ceramic Fiber Boards: Made using a vacuum-forming process for precise shapes and dimensions

Calcium Silicate Hysil Blocks

Ceramic Fiber Blankets

Ceramic Fiber Cloth

Ceramic fiber cloth specifications include ² ³: - Material Composition: Made from high-purity alumina-silicate ceramic fibers, often reinforced with fiberglass filament or stainless steel wire for added strength and durability. - Temperature Resistance: Can withstand extremely high temperatures, up to 2300F (1260C), making it ideal for demanding applications. - Thickness: Available in various thicknesses, such as 1/16" (1.5mm) and 1/8" (3mm), to suit different needs. - Width and Length: Standard widths include 39.4" (1 meter) and lengths of 33 yards per roll, with customization options available. - Properties: - Low Thermal Conductivity: Reduces heat transfer and energy loss. - Thermal Shock Resistance: Withstands sudden temperature changes without losing performance. - Chemical Resistance: Compatible with most corrosive chemicals, except hydrofluoric and phosphoric acids and concentrated alkalis. - Lightweight and Flexible: Easy to cut and shape for specific applications. Applications ² ³: - High-Temperature Insulation: Used in furnaces, kilns, and industrial equipment. - Gasketing and Sealing: Suitable for high-temperature applications, such as furnace doors and piping. - Fire Protection: Used in fire protection applications, like fire wraps and blankets. - Welding and Heat Treatment: Used as a heat shield or insulation in welding and heat treatment processes. Types and Variations ²: - Reinforcement Options: Available with fiberglass or stainless steel reinforcement for added strength and durability. - Coatings: Can be coated with vermiculite or silicone rubber for specific applications. - Customization: Available in various thicknesses, widths, and densities to meet diverse application needs.

Ceramic White Tube

Ceramic white tubes have various specifications, including Material: High alumina or other ceramic materials for strength and durability Color: White or off-white Temperature Resistance: Can withstand high temperatures, often up to 1000C (1832F) or more Chemical Resistance: Resistant to many chemicals, including acids and alkalis Electrical Insulation: Excellent electrical insulators Physical Properties Density: Varies depending on the material composition Hardness: High hardness, often resistant to wear and abrasion Flexural Strength: High flexural strength, suitable for demanding applications Applications Industrial: High-temperature processing, chemical processing, and wear-resistant applications Electrical: Insulators, bushings, and substrates Medical: Implants, dental implants, and medical devices Aerospace: Heat shields, nozzles, and other components Types Alumina Ceramic Tubes: High strength, durability, and electrical insulation properties Zirconia Ceramic Tubes: High strength, toughness, and resistance to wear and corrosion Custom Ceramic Tubes: Can be custom-made to specific requirements, including shape, size, and material composition Manufacturing Process [2]: Raw Material Selection: High-quality ceramic powders Shaping: Various shaping techniques, such as extrusion or pressing Sintering: High-temperature sintering to achieve desired properties

Cerawool Blankets

Rectangular Ceramic Fiber Board

Thermal Insulation Boards

Ceramic Fiber Papers

Ceramic fiber paper specifications include thickness (e.g., 1/32", 1/16", 1/8"), width (e.g., 24", 48"), density (e.g., 0.060.25 g/cm³), maximum service temperature (which varies by grade from around 1832F/1000C to 2462F/1350C), and material composition, which is typically alumina-silicate. Key properties are low thermal conductivity, high thermal shock resistance, flexibility, and good handling strength

Refractory Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Ceramic Fibre Board

Insulation Cover

An insulation cover's specifications depend heavily on its purpose and the application, but generally include material type (e.g., fiberglass, aerogel, foam glass), thickness, temperature range, and external conditions. Key aspects to specify are the thermal conductivity (W/M-C) for heat loss, maximum operating temperature, required durability, and specific features like weatherproofing or a removable design for maintenance access. Standards like ASTM E84 for flame spread and Procedure E of ASTM E96 for vapor permeability are often referenced for safety and performance requirements

White Bulk Fiber