Ceramic Fiber Material

Durablanket ceramic fiber products are high strength needled insulating blankets that are made from spun fiberfrax ceramic fibers.

Ceramic fiber material.

Fiberglass materials at ceramic fiber we pride ourselves in being one of the best ceramic fiber insulation suppliers and offer top quality high temperature ceramic insulation. What is ceramic fiber or ceramic wool. It is manufactured through a special paper making process with high purity washed fibers suitable for high temperature insulation up to 2300 f. Ceramic fiber paper consists primarily of high purity alumnio silicate fiber and is manufactured through a fiber washing process.

Need a specific material design machining or fabrication for your application. Ceramic fiber paper ceratex 3170 ceratex ceramic fiber paper is an alumino silicate ceramic fiber based non woven fabric. Material is asbestos free and it has a shorter heat up and cool down time. Ceramic wool or fiber is known as a refractory material a particular substance that has a heat resistant property.

Handbook of technical textiles second edition 2016. The ceramic fiber material is manufactured with pure alumina silica to form a continuous blanket mechanically sewed with a double needle in order to provide greater integrity to the surface on both sides of the blanket. As a result there are many benefits to ceramic fiber. Above all our products exhibit high temperature stability.

Ceramaterials refractory products include carbon graphite ceramic fiber carbon fiber composites molybdenum and technical ceramics. Most noteworthy temperatures up to 1430 c 2600 f. It primarily consists of aluminum silicate which includes fiber made from various polycrystalline fibers and molten glass. Ceramic fiber insulation rolls are designed to insulate pipes used in plumbing applications.

All of our high temperature fiberglass insulation can be used for industrial residential and commercial applications. Ceramic fiber ceramic fibres are small dimension filament or thread composed of a ceramic material usually alumina and silica used in lightweight units for electrical thermal and sound insulation. The extra long spun fibers crosslocked through a unique forming process produce a blanket with exceptional handling strength. Available in a variety of thicknesses.