Ceramic and glass fabrics feature strength, elasticity, and resistance to thermal and chemical effects
GLASS CLOTH
Glass cloth (fiberglass) is an industrial fabric made from compact, non-combustible glass fibers. It is characterized by exceptional strength, flexibility, and resistance to thermal and chemical influences. It is used in the production of various insulation components for refrigerators and ventilation systems, protective clothing, and thermal insulation for cables.
Technical Specifications:
- Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂) content: 64–70%
- Fiber diameter: 8–13 μm
- Density: 2.50 g/cm³
- Tensile strength: 1800 MPa
- Softening temperature: 750 °C
- Roll dimensions: 1 m x 35 m
CERAMIC CLOTH
Ceramic cloth has excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties. It is resistant to high temperatures, oils, solvents, and a wide range of chemicals. It is used to manufacture gaskets and insulation in the chemical and petrochemical industries, for fuel pipe insulation, and similar applications.
Technical Specifications:
- Operating temperature: 1260 °C (up to 1430 °C upon request)
- Density: 170–230 kg/m³
Packaging: - Length: 12, 15, 20, 30, 40, 60 m
- Width: 610 mm, 1220 mm
- Thickness: 1–6 mm
CERAMIC PAPER
Ceramic fiber paper is made from high-quality ceramic fibers with low slag content, formed into a highly flexible sheet. It is resistant to high temperatures and provides excellent thermal insulation and sealing capability. Ceramic paper features very low thermal conductivity, chemical corrosion resistance, and thermal shock stability. It is primarily used in construction as a thermal barrier in window production.
CERAMIC AND GLASS TAPES
Ceramic and glass tapes are used for insulating cables, pipes, and other heated components. They are tear-resistant and withstand temperatures up to 550 °C. They are non-flammable and resistant to oils, solutions, and various chemical agents.
