Ceramic Fiber Blanket, 2300°F, 12.5'x24 for Insulation Lining
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- Qingdao
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- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 2000000 m.t./month
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General Information of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
l CMAX ceramic fiber blanket is made from high quality Kao-Ling clay, high purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process.
l Ceramic fiber blanket are classified as STD, HP, HA, and HZ respectively corresponding to different maximum service temperature 1000℃, 1100℃, 1200℃ and 1350℃
l Ceramic fiber blanket is asbestos free. Double-side needling provides ceramic fiber blanket with great tensile or handing strength for easy installation.
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Technical Data of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
FAQ
Q1: How do you control the products quality?
A1: With strict quality control system throughout the materials selection and production process, our refractory and ceramic fiber products quality is effectively controlled to meet customer requirements.
From the raw materials selecting, our quality control begin. The quality certificates of raw materials are required and each batch will be tested before using. During production, the quality control is conducted by workers and then each piece will be sorted and examined by quality supervisors.
Q2: Can you offer Door-to-Door delivery?
A2: Yes, but only for some countries such us U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia, etc.
Feature of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Heat resistance
Light weight
Low thermal conductivity
Application of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Petrochemical process heater refractory fiber lining
Heat treating furnace or Intermittent (shuttle) kiln hot face lining
Heat seals for kiln car or furnace door
Electrical insulator
General furnace backup insulation
Why Choose Us
l We are a government owned company with ISO certificate.
l We have more than 11 refractory production facilities and bases across China. We have a wide products range, such as ceramic fiber products (ceramic fiber blanket, module, board, paper, bulk), ceramic fiber textile (ceramic fiber rope, cloth, tape, yarn) etc, refractory brick (fireclay brick, high alumina brick, silica brick, magnesia brick etc), monolithic refractory materials, insulating fire brick, calcium silicate board, mica sheet, steel fiber. You can find various products here, and we can combine the light weight ceramic fiber products with the heavy weight refractory brick in one container delivery, then save the sea freight for you.
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- Here's what I doDrop the old yarn when you have five or six inches left and just continue with new yarn leaving five or six inch tailKeep track of the loops so one doesn't unknitAfter two or three rows go back to the back side and make one tie to cross the yarn tails then put each tail on a needle and weave it into the knitted fabric like you do when you end the pieceCheck your tension on the stitches because they will be looseTighten them up before you tie and weave.
- Q: I'm eating these delicious oat chocolate bars that claim to have 35% the daily value of fiberI'm downing like 3 of these things per day, at 35% a pop, that's 105%! Am I over-dosing on fiber? What happens if I am? I should probably slow down on these bars, but they're so good!
- Adding the fiber from other foods you eat you are most likely getting 125 to 150 grams of fiberI am a fiber freak when it comes to overall health but too much can cause problems, mostly diarrheaThere is nominal evidence that a very high fiber diet can reduce the absorption of vitamins and other nutrients in the digestive system but nothing conclusiveIt is most likely your bowels will help you find the happy medium35 grams per day is recommended as minimum by every dietary and medical organization50 is considered adequate.
- Q: I have been wanting to lose weight for so long and have tried Special K but I want to know,does fiber help me lose weight I bought the fiber one brownies and they are so good,so if I replace like 1 meal a day with fiber one products,could I lose weightI'm 13,5'3,128 lbs
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Ceramic Fiber Blanket, 2300°F, 12.5'x24 for Insulation Lining
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 2000000 m.t./month
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OKorder Financial Service
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