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High Temperature Stability Ceramic Fiber Blanket

High Temperature Stability Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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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.


Product Sizes and Variants of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Width: ≤1220mm

Thickness: 6-60mm

Density: 4, 6, 8 lbs./cu. ft. (64, 96, 128 kg/m3)

(Non-standard sizes are available upon request)

 

Also available with aluminum foil back

 

Customer Application Notes

Product Handling: Require protective gloves, cloth, mask and dust control.

 

Characteristics of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Lightweight

Low thermal conductivity

High temperature stability

Excellent handling strength

Low heat storage

Thermal shock resistance

Chemical and corrosion resistance (commonly used acid and alkali)

Excellent fire protection


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Ceramic Fiber Blanket with High Temperature Stability

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with High Temperature Stability

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with High Temperature Stability

 

Technical Data of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with High Temperature Stability


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: What`s the lead time for my order?

A2: It depends on customers’ requirements and our production schedule. And usually we need 30-60 days for refractory bricks,10-25 days for unshaped refractory materials and 10-20 days for ceramic fiber blankets.

 

Q3: Can you offer Door-to-Door delivery?

A3: Yes, but only for some countries such us U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia, etc.


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You can spin it yourself or bag it send it out to spinYou can even do it with dog cat hairIf it is a fiber, it can be spun into yarn.
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try the conair infinity (works soooooo amazingly well)
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Animal control or shelters in your area usually have an emergency number that you can callIf you can't find it, call 911 and ask them for the number, and explain what is going on.Please don't let that kitten suffer any longer - as it appears to be a really serious situationI can almost feel that cat's painsAlso, sounds like it might have come in contact with either a dog (s) or even a dominant cat in the area that tried to kill it.GET HELP ASAP.
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1 cc(ml) 2.7 gm 1/2.7 cc 1 gm 155.9 gm 155.9/2.7 cc57.7cc
Q: A PVC-caoate polyster fabric matrial yarn has tear strength of 80/65daN, that is mentioned by the supplierWhats meaning of tear strength's this unit of daNIt is obvious that daN means dekanewton, but whats meaning of giving 80/65daN.? if anyone can mention it with proper detailThanks
If you are referring to a whole house fan usually located in a hallway the answer is yesThe best thing would be to build a box of plywood that will fit over the entire unit from the attic This can then be covered with sheet foam to make it insulatedThe reason for the box is that you don't want to lay anything directly over the fanIf someone accidentally turns it on, it would probably be damaged and need to be replace You should be able to do an average sized fan cover for around $60-75You're losing much more in heat over the heating season, so it would be well worth it, not to mention the added comfort level.
Q: I have stomach problems and because of this, I eat a high-fiber cerealIt is fiber to the extreme, it has a couple of kinds of oats, raisins, sunflower seeds, and coconut shredsI usually eat it at night so when I wake up in the morning, I can goIt works really goodBut I was wondering if it can also cause your stomach to get bigger? I know people that drink beer get a beer gutIf I am not mistaken, it is because of the fiberThat is why I was thinking the same about this cerealI have eaten it every night for the past 5-6 months.
Beer is all carbs and tons of calories, that's why you get a gutHow much fat is in that cereal? Sounds like a lot, and eating fatty foods before bed might be the culpritI'm not saying give up the cereal, it sounds healthy, just very fattyFiber should help reduce the tummy because, not to be gross here, but people with high fiber diets have less feces sitting around in their bodies.
Q: I am a studentCurrently 15 years oldEvery morning, I can't excrete properlyYet when I'm about to go to school, my stomach hurts a lotWhen I try to excrete again, it just wont come outWhen I arrive at school, that's when it feels like going outThis is starting to get embarrassingThis also happens when I go to malls, the church, etcNow I need to drink loperamide on a daily basis to prevent thisIf there's another way to stop this, please tell me.
Try including an apple with every meal, and drink plenty of pure water (not soda, not tea) between mealsAlso try taking a multi-enzyme 15-30 minutes before each meal to make sure it digests well Go for a nice 15-20 minute walk after dinner to get things movingGet up 15-20 minutes early, include some prunes in your morning meal, go for a walk, and then finish getting readyHopefully the poop will be ready to go, with plenty of soluble and some insoluble fiber (preferably from non-starchy veggies and fruits) and your own walking to shift it forward and outward You might also see if a chiropractor can locate any spine problems that connect to your intestinesEven a slight, non-painful compression could compromise signals between your bowel and your intestines.
Q: Need some help with knitting a sweaterI am knitting with a pattern that produces a 40'' chest measurement with a size 8 needle for the ribbing and then a size 10 for the rest of the sweater in worsted weight cotton (4quot; x 4quot; 20S x 26R)I am using medium weight wool blend yarn (4x4 18S x 24R)The sweater is for my wife and she has a chest that measures 45''The ribbing starts out small by casting on 68 stitches then adding 13 stitches evenly (over 13 rows) to make 81 and then binds off at the arm holes.My question is I already know that I need to add extra inches for the chest, to do that would I add stitches to make up the measurement or leave it as it is? Since it calls for a size 10 needle for the main part of the sweater (increasing the gauge anyways) would I need to add anything since I'm not using cotton (does that matter)? I'm just worried that if I add too much, once I block it, it will stretch too much.
When I use a yarn that is different from what the pattern calls for, I always do a gauge swatchI knit up a sample square in the size of needle specified in the pattern, and in the stitch pattern specifiedI make it bigger than 4x4, to get more of a sense of how the finished fabric will behaveI make it at least 6 wide, and I knit for 4 or more inches in the pattern's needle sizeThis gives a sense of whether the stitches are too loose or too tight or just rightIf they aren't just right, I adjust the needle size and knit some moreAll this gives me a feel for the yarnAnd then I measure how many stitches I get in 4 and compare that to my patternThis way, I'm not speculating about how many stitches to add because I can see, from the fabric I produce, how many stitches it will take to make the finished itemWhen you are doing your calculations, keep in mind how much ease you want in the finished sweaterSnug 0-2 ease, loose-fitting up to 8 easeStandard ease is about 4Meaning add that much extra width to your total circumferenceSome people balk at the extra time it takes to make a swatch, but I have found that it is a good investmentIt is much better than making a whole sweater that doesn't fit and having to take it all apartAs for stretching, cotton is more likely to stretch and lose its shape than woolWool has memory, so it retains its blocked shapeYou can also wash and block your swatch to see what it will do.

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