Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Insulation Furnace Yarn

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 500 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000 m.t./month

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Specifications

1. Ceramic fiber yarn
2. Temperatuer up to 1260C
3. High strength
4. For heat insulation

Characteristics:

High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Yarn is manufactured from high quality alumina-silica ceramic fiber and has been mechanically twisted to give it tensile strength.

2. High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Yarn is available as E-glass or stainless steel wire reinforced yarn from 425 tex to 2500 tex in single, two or three plies.
3. High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Yarn can be woven, plaited into numerous forms of products which are strong,

chemically stable and exhibit superior thermal properties, ideal for most industrial high temperature applications.

4. Product made of High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Yarn resist attack from most corrosive agents, except hydrofluoric, phosphoric acids and concentrated alkalis.
5. High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Yarn STYLE 4300: Ceramic Fiber Yarn With Fiberglass Filament insert.

Application:

1. High temperature gaskets.
2. Making cloth, tape, rope, etc.
3. Sewing thread for high temperature textiles.

Colour	White
Al203+sio2% Al203% Fe203%	>=97 >=48 <=1.1
Fiber diameter(um)	2-4
Fiber Iength(mm)	100-200
Bulk density(Kg/m3)	300-700
Moisture %	<=1.0
Thermal Conductivity(Hot face),w/m.k	0.12~0.13(300°C) 0.13~0.16(600°C) 0.17~0.20(1000°C)
Heating liner shringkage(%)	<=3.5(1000°C*3h)
High-temperature loss on lgnition	10	15	20	15	20	25
Safe working temp°C	<=1000			<=450
Acid-resistance and alkali-resistance%	50(10% NaoH After 72 hours) 50(10% N2S04 After 72 hours)
Reinforced material	Stainless Steel			Glass filament

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