Competitive Price Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Fire Insulation
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- 2000000 kg/month
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Ceramic Fibre Blanket is ideal thermal insulation material, fire-proof material and sound-absorbing material. Ceramic fiber blanket has even texture and smooth surface. CNBM ceramic fiber blanket is made of high quality alumina-silicate ceramic fiber by using double side needling methods which improve the tensile strength and the flatness of the ceramic fiber blanket. Our ceramic fiber blanket providing effective solutions to a wide range of thermal management problems. Utilizing our proprietary high output blowing and spinning techniques, these products supply superior insulating performance, flexibility and resilience.
Product Applications:
Ceramic Fiber Blanket are ideal for use in the below applications
Heat treating furnace or intermittent (shuttle) kiln hot face lining
Electrical Insulator
High Temperature Acoustic
Fire protection
Incineration equipment and stack linings
Product Advantages:
Professional manufacturer of ceramic fiber products with more than 12 year experience.
We are one of the manufacturers who can produce ultra-thin blanket.
Our factory equipped with 23 production lines to ensure a timely delivery
Main Product Features:
High tensile strength and low shrinkage
Good resiliency with low heat storage
Low thermal conductivity
Good sound aboption
Product Specifications:
FAQ:
Q1: Are you a manufacture or trader?
A: Factory+trade (mainly for manufacturing, also do some business of related products).
Q2: What's the MOQ of trial order?
A: No limit,We can offer the best suggestions and solutions according to your requirements.
Q3: After an order is confirmed,when to deliver?
A: According to your order quantity, normally, 15-25 days after deposit received.
Q4: Is your company accept customization?
A: We have our own factories and excellent technical team, and we accept OEM service.
Q5: What certificates do you have?
A: ISO9001, BV and Test Report, also we can do other necessary certification according to your requirements.
Q6: Can you offer samples?
A: Of course,samples are total free! Freight should be paid by buyers.
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- Q:My class is doing a project where we are given an environment and have to build a shelter, food supply, etc to support ourselvesPart of my environment is that we live in extremely cold temperatures, and I was wondering if we would be warmer if we built a house below groundCan someone help me out?
- It's better underground.
- Q:Hi,I've recently moved into a 30 year old house which current has a warm loftThe insulation is up against the roof with plasterboard keeping it putThere is no insulation in the loft floorThere are also no vents in the eaves which I presume is correct when having a warm loft.My question is how much heat is lost from the bedrooms into the warm loft? And is it very ineffecient to have a warm loft if I only store things up there? We want to keep storing items in the loft but at the same time keep the heat in the bedroomsShould I insulate in the loft floor as well or will this cause me problems with condensation, etcWhat is recommended for this situation? If I insulate the loft floor do I need to remove the insulation in the roof and add some vents in the eaves, therefore converting it into a cold loft? Could I just add some 100mm/170mm thickness insulation in the loft floor to allow some heat to stay in the room and allow some heat into the loft?Many thanks, Paul.
- Hi Paul, You can certainly insulate the loft floorWhatever you do, don't remove any insulation, anywhereDon't add vents unless you notice considerable condensation.
- Q:I am doing a survey on existing methods of cleaning up radioactive materials for a personal project on cleanup of existing radiated sitesI have done some googling but some things still remain unclear so I'm going to ask you all on the forumHere are the questions:1How are radioactive materials currently neutralized? From my research it seems that the only way to ensure the material gets neutralized is to force the radioactive atom to undergo a proton or neutron captures until reaching a stable isotopeOr if it becomes more radioactive through proton or neutron captures, break apart the radioactive atom through fission2Can these methods be used on a laboratory scale to neutralize radioactive materials?
- Most radioactive materials are isolated from the environment and allowed to decay At some sites, the radioactive material is collected and then either encapsulated or calcined and vitrified, i.e., transformed into a glass or ceramic form, which will eventually be placed in a repositoryGenerally, that is not economicalThere is some thought about 'transmuting' heavy actinides with protons or neutrons in order to cause fissionsThat thermal energy could be used to produce electricity or heat, but there are no commercial facilities doing transmutation on a large scale.
- Q:The winters here get really cold sometimes and I don't have thick jeans (even with long johns underneath my legs freeze) so I was thinking of just wearing a blanket (I have a smaller but warm blanket) over my legs when ridingI ride Paso Finos so trotting isn't an issue and we don't canter the horsesWould a blanket be ok to keep me warm?
- A new Recipe for chicken which came from the USA, Put a chicken cut up into fairly big chunks, add veg ( mixed ) with two chicken cubes, pop into the oven on a low light and try and cook it all day if possibleI do this just for myself and it is delicious, with creamed potatoesAdd seasoning of course.
- Q:Well we have house heating problem, and we dont know whats wrongWe build our house for 3 years now and now when we are finishing up we have installed furnace, boiler and aliuminium radiatorsThe problem is that while the system is tested and works( furnace generates heat, boiler boils water and we can use it in sinks and shower and radiators are as hot as hell), but for some reason inside of house isnt geeting any warmerYou can keep system up for whole day and there is no reasonable effect on the temperature of rooms.We dont know what is wrong or what to do so it is bothering us a lot as we would like like to finally move in soonIf anyone have any knowledge about things liek this please share your opinion on how to fix this problemIF you need specs of furnace and other stuff i will share as much as i can possibly remember.
- not a bad systemI think whats happening is your drawing more power than your alternator can put out and your battery goes dead because the alternator cant keep up with your system and charging your battery at the same timeI dont think your battery went badAs far as your serpentine belt on your motor I doubt its slipping because of the tensioning wheel is keeping constant pressure on itI think a HO alternator is in order for your system congratulations you made it to the next level.
- Q:which companies produce metal/ceramic matrix diamond composites as thermal management materials
- Both work but it would be harder to take the cookies off the foil then wax paper.
- Q:Which rollers give more volume? Self Hold, Ceramic Thermal, Ball, Foam or Bendy?
- I'm not going to tell you to find new friends because how awkward would that be to go to some random kids at the mall and try to make conversation?Join a sport,ask your parents to send you to camp.Or maybe you can try and get closer to some of the kids at your own school.If nothing helps then try to hang out with your friends on the weekends as much as you can.Or if you have a lot of computer time to spare go on virtual chat sites,you won't make life long friends but it'll be something to pass the time.
- Q:I just found a stray kitten today and decided to bring her home with meI've only had her for a few hours, but so far all she wants to do is suck on my blanketShe's really sweet, but she doesn't act like a normal kitten; she's not even playfulI figured it's probably a normal thing for kittens to want to suck on things since they are used to nursing, but this cat is too old to want to nurseI fed her dry food and she ate it with no problem, so I'm not sure why she keeps sucking on everythingDo you think this is something she will grow out of?
- Sorry, you are not going to be able to get polyfill to lie flat and stay put on a long term basisIt is not the right product for the jobUse your seam ripper or a small sharp scissors to open up one side of your blanket, buy some batting, put it inside, and quilt or tie your blanketYou do not need a quilting frame to tie a quiltWe lay quilts out on the big tables at church and tie them, using duct tape to hold the bottom layer in placeI have also tied quilts on the floor - even a queen size one once!
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Competitive Price Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Fire Insulation
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 kg
- Supply Capability:
- 2000000 kg/month
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