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Ceramic Fiber Blanket - Ceramic Fiber Products (Board/Paper/Module)

Ceramic Fiber Blanket - Ceramic Fiber Products (Board/Paper/Module)

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4 m.t.
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100 m.t./month

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Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module/Textile

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Plastic bag inside, carton or woven bag outside, or according to customers' requirement.
Delivery Detail:7-15 days after order confirmed.

Product Description

Ceramic fiber blanket with the advantage of uniform quality, smoothly surface, pure white color, completely inorganic, good tensile strength, toughness and fiber structure, so there are no flames when heating for the first time, the working temperature ranges from 950°C to 1430 °C.

 

Product Features

1. Low thermal conductivity, low thermal capacity.

2. Excellent thermal stability and good resistance to heat shock.

3. Excellent tensile strength.

4. Good anti-stripping performance.

5. Good Sound-absorbing performance.

6. Non-brittleness material, good flexibility.

7. Excellent machining performance.

8. Resistance to wind and erosion, long service life.

9. Excellent heat insulation, fire prevention, sound absorption performance.

 

Typical Applications

1. Filling insulation and joint sealing.

2. Back-up lining for industrial furnaces.

3. Fireproof materials for construction.

4. High temperature materials for filtration.

5. Raw materials for further producing, such as modules.

 

Standard specification

Standard Thicknesses: 10mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm.

Standard Widths: 600mm, 610mm, 1220mm.

Standard Length: 14400mm, 7660mm, 7200mm, 3600mm.

Standard Density: 64 kg/m3, 96 kg/m3,128 kg/m3, 160kg/m3.

Packaging: Cartons or bags.

 

Physical Properties

Specification

Common Grade

Standard Grade

High pure Grade

High alumina

Grade

Zirconium Grade

Color

White

Pure White

Pure White

Pure White

Pure White

Classification temperature (℃)

1100

1260

1260

1400

1430

Use temperature (℃)

950

1000

1100

1200

1350

Theoretical density (kg/m3)

64/96/128

64/96/128

64/96/128

96/128/160

96/128/160

Shrinkage on heating (%)

950°Cx24h≤-3

1000°Cx24h≤-3

1100°Cx24h≤-3

1200°Cx24h≤-3

1350x24h≤-3

Tensile Strength (MPa)

0.04

0.04

0.04

0.04

0.04

Thermal conductivity

( w/ m.k) (Physical Volume Density 128 Kgs/ m3)

0.09(400℃)
0.16(800℃)

0.09(400℃)
0.16(800℃)

0.09(400℃)

0.16(800℃)
0.20(1000℃)

0.12(600℃)
0.20(1000℃)

0.16(800℃)
0.20(1000℃)

 

Chemical properties

Chemical Content

Common Grade

Standard Grade

High pure Grade

High alumina Grade

Zirconium Grade

AL2O3

44%

46%

47-49%

52-55%

39-40%

AL2O3+SiO2

96%

97%

99%

99%

82-84%

ZrO2

-

-

-

-

15-17%

AL2O3+SiO2+ZrO2

-

-

-

-

99%

Fe2O3

≤1.2%

≤1.0%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

Na2O+K2O

≤0.5%

≤0.5%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

 

Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module

Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module

Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module


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