Glass Fiber Textiles Fire Ceramic Fibre Round & Square Ropes 2024

Glass Fiber Textiles Fire Ceramic Fibre Round & Square Ropes 2024

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Place of Origin:	China (Mainland)	Application:	Refractory	Working Temperature:	450,1000,1260
Fiber Diameter:	15,20	Model Number:	Fabric,Round woven rope,	Organic content:	≤15
Bulk Density (Kg/m3)::	500±30

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	pp woven bag or carton box
Delivery Detail:	25days

Specifications

high quality bio soluble ceramic blanket

Specifications

Fine tensile strength
Fine high-temperature strength
Good at heat insulation
Low heat conduction ration

Fine tensile strength

Fine high-temperature strength

Good at heat insulation

Low heat conduction ration

PROCESSING:

Fibre Sennit: It includes core rope and outer warp. The core rope contains aluminosilicate fibre yarn and blanket strip etc. The outer wrap is weaved by using glass fibre or refractory alloy silk according to temperature and condition used.

Fibre wringed rope: It is wringed by multilayer aluminosilicate fibre silk which are strengthen by glass fibre and refractory alloy silk.

Fibre quit: It is bound up by glass silk fibre fabric using aluminosilicate disperse cotton as raw material. According to temperature and condition used, it can be used at the condition which can not be used by other aluminosilicate products.

TECHNICAL SPECIALITY:

Good heat resistance. The ceramic fibre fabric, which strentgth is increased by refractory alloy silk , can be used at 1000°Ccontinuously.

High quality of antacid, oil resistance and water vapor resistance

High quality of electric insulation

Fine tensile strength

Fine high-temperature strength

Good at heat insulation

Low heat conduction ration

Innocuity and harmless, not polluting environment.

APPLICATION:

Heat insulation for high-temperature pipeline and container

Kiln screen and shade

Receive spark reel door

Seal of kiln and stove door

High-temperature safety

Fireproofing coil door

Making compound materials

Safety of cable of fuel pipeline

Bag and cover for fireproofing

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE FIBRE ROPE,STRAP,QUILT,FIBERGLAS FABRIC OF ALUMINOSILICATE:

Name	Fabric	Strap	Round woven rope	Square woven rope	Yarn twist rope	Topes twisted rope
Classfication Temperature(°C)	1260
Density(Kg/m3)	500±30
Organic content	≤15
Suggest Using Temperature(°C)	450 (Glass fiber reinforced) 1000 (Heat resistance alloy silk reinforced)
Burning amount (800°C)%	12±2	12±2	12±2	12±2	12±2		8-10
Size(mm)	3012 3013	30202.3	φ15 φ20	20*20	φ15 φ20		φ20

Q: How do glass fiber textiles affect sound absorption?: Glass fiber textiles, such as fiberglass, have excellent sound absorption properties. Due to their porous structure, they effectively trap and dampen sound waves, reducing echo and reverberation in a space. The fibers in the textiles scatter and absorb sound energy, preventing it from bouncing back into the room. This makes glass fiber textiles a popular choice for soundproofing and acoustic treatments in various applications, including theaters, recording studios, and noisy industrial environments.

Q: Can glass fiber textile be quilted?: Yes, glass fiber textile can be quilted. Quilting is a technique of stitching two or more layers of fabric together with a layer of padding in between to create a decorative and functional textile. While traditionally quilting is done with natural fibers such as cotton or wool, it is also possible to quilt synthetic textiles like glass fiber. Glass fiber, also known as fiberglass, is a durable and lightweight material that can be used for various applications, including insulation, reinforcement, and protective clothing. When quilted, glass fiber textile can provide additional insulation and strength to the quilted fabric, making it suitable for applications that require heat resistance or structural reinforcement. The quilting process for glass fiber textile would involve layering the glass fiber fabric with a batting material and a backing fabric, and then stitching through all layers to secure them together. However, it is worth noting that working with glass fiber textile may require special safety precautions due to its potential for causing skin irritation or respiratory issues, so it is important to follow recommended safety guidelines when handling and quilting this material.

Q: Can glass fiber textile be used in automotive body panels?: Yes, glass fiber textile can be used in automotive body panels. Glass fiber textiles, also known as fiberglass, are commonly used in the automotive industry for their high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance. They can be molded into complex shapes and integrated into body panels to enhance structural integrity and reduce weight. Additionally, glass fiber textiles offer good impact resistance, making them suitable for use in automotive applications where durability and safety are crucial. Overall, the use of glass fiber textile in automotive body panels can result in improved performance, fuel efficiency, and overall vehicle design.

Q: Can glass fiber textiles be used in reinforcement of silk fibers?: No, glass fiber textiles cannot be used in the reinforcement of silk fibers. Silk is a natural protein-based fiber, while glass fiber textiles are made from inorganic materials such as silica. The properties and behaviors of these two materials are vastly different, making it unsuitable for them to be used together in reinforcement.

Q: Are glass fiber textiles resistant to abrasion?: Glass fiber textiles have a general resistance to abrasion. They are produced by weaving strands of glass fibers, which are widely recognized for their exceptional strength and durability. These textiles find frequent use in contexts that prioritize protection against abrasion, such as in protective clothing, industrial fabrics, and reinforcement materials. The robust and inflexible characteristics of glass fibers enable them to endure rubbing or scraping against various surfaces without succumbing to wear or fraying easily. As a result, glass fiber textiles are highly favored within industries that demand materials possessing superb resistance to abrasion.

Q: How does glass fiber textile perform in terms of thermal stability?: Glass fiber textile is highly regarded for its exceptional thermal stability. It has the ability to withstand high temperatures without any significant changes in its physical or chemical properties. This makes it an ideal choice for applications that involve exposure to extreme heat or fire, as it does not melt, shrink, or release toxic gases when exposed to high temperatures. The thermal stability of glass fiber textile is primarily attributed to the unique properties of the glass fibers themselves. Glass fibers are composed of inorganic materials, which have inherently high melting points and low coefficients of thermal expansion. This means that they can maintain their structural integrity even at elevated temperatures. Glass fiber textile is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction, where thermal stability is a critical requirement. It is utilized in applications such as insulation, fireproofing, and heat-resistant fabrics. Its excellent thermal stability ensures that it can withstand the harsh conditions associated with these industries, providing long-lasting and reliable performance. Moreover, glass fiber textile exhibits minimal thermal conductivity, meaning it does not readily transfer heat. This property makes it an effective insulating material, as it can prevent the transfer of heat from one side to another. This insulation capability further enhances its thermal stability, as it helps to maintain a consistent temperature and protects the surrounding environment from heat transfer. In summary, glass fiber textile performs exceptionally well in terms of thermal stability. Its ability to withstand high temperatures, maintain structural integrity, and provide heat insulation makes it a trusted material in various industries where thermal resistance is crucial.

Q: I am producing 04 cloth of glass fiber. I want to know how to sell it: There are five basic types: plain weave plan (similar cloth), twill (general +-45) twill and satin statin (similar to leno (unidirectional cloth), rib glass fiber mesh cloth weaving and basket matts (main) Oxford Brazzaville). Sales generally go for themselves

Q: How do glass fiber textiles compare to ceramic fiber textiles?: Glass fiber textiles and ceramic fiber textiles are both popular materials used in various applications. However, there are some key differences between the two that should be considered when choosing the appropriate material for a specific project. Strength and Durability: Glass fiber textiles are generally stronger and more durable than ceramic fiber textiles. Glass fibers have a higher tensile strength, meaning they can withstand more stress before breaking. This makes them ideal for applications that require high strength and durability, such as reinforcement in composite materials. Ceramic fibers, on the other hand, are more brittle and can break easily under stress. Thermal Properties: Ceramic fiber textiles have superior thermal properties compared to glass fiber textiles. They have a higher melting point and can withstand much higher temperatures without deforming or degrading. This makes ceramic fibers suitable for applications where high-temperature resistance is crucial, such as insulation in furnaces or kilns. Glass fibers, although they can handle relatively high temperatures, may not be suitable for extremely high-temperature environments. Chemical Resistance: Glass fiber textiles have excellent chemical resistance, making them suitable for applications where exposure to harsh chemicals or corrosive environments is expected. They are resistant to most acids, alkalis, and solvents. Ceramic fibers, on the other hand, are generally not as chemically resistant as glass fibers and may be prone to degradation when exposed to certain chemicals. Insulation Properties: Both glass fiber textiles and ceramic fiber textiles offer good insulation properties. However, ceramic fibers have lower thermal conductivity, meaning they provide better insulation. This makes them suitable for applications that require excellent thermal insulation, such as in the construction of fire-resistant barriers or in high-temperature insulation systems. Cost: In terms of cost, glass fiber textiles are generally more affordable compared to ceramic fiber textiles. This cost advantage makes them a popular choice for a wide range of applications. Ceramic fibers, on the other hand, tend to be more expensive due to their superior thermal properties and higher manufacturing costs. In summary, glass fiber textiles and ceramic fiber textiles have their own unique properties and advantages. Glass fibers are stronger, chemically resistant, and more cost-effective, while ceramic fibers offer superior thermal properties and insulation. The choice between the two depends on the specific requirements of the application, such as strength, temperature resistance, chemical exposure, and budget constraints.

Q: What are the ingredients of glass and plastics?: The glass was originally solidified by acid lava ejected from the volcano. About 3700 BC ago, the ancient Egyptians had made glass ornaments and simple glass ware, only colored glass, about 1000 BC, China made colorless glass. In twelfth Century ad, commercial glass appeared and began to become industrial materials. In eighteenth Century, optical glass was fabricated in order to meet the needs of developing telescopes. In 1873, Belgium first produced flat glass. In 1906, flat glass was produced in the United states. Since then, with the industrialization and large-scale production of glass, various uses and various properties of glass have come out. In modern times, glass has become an important material in daily life, production and science and technology.

Q: What do 02 and 04 of fiberglass cloth refer to?: Glass fiber fabric is a roving fabric, and it is an important base material of hand sticking glass fiber reinforced plastic. The main strength of cloth on the latitude and longitude direction of fabric, weft or warp for high strength occasions, can also be woven into unidirectional cloth, it can be more roving to warp or weft arrangement, single warp and single weft cloth to cloth. The roving roving is made up of parallel filaments or parallel filaments. According to the composition of glass, roving can be divided into E-GLASS alkali free glass roving and alkali glass roving in C-GLASS.

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