MSDS Certificate Refractory Ceramic Fiber Blanket
- Ref Price:
-
$4.00 - 10.00
/ roll
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 roll
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 roll/month
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MSDS Certified Refractory Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Product Description:
Ceramic Fiber Blankets are made using a continuous processing method. The fiber is interweaves after being sewn. It has excellent tensile strength and the blankets do not contain any bonding agents.
Ceramic Fiber Blankets not only can resist chemicals, but also hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid and strong bases. Fiber Blankets have an excellent ability to resist oil. After being dried, it will retain its thermal characteristic and physical features.
Product Features:
• Low heat conductivity and thermal capacity
• Excellent thermal stability and shock resistance
• Strong tensile resistance
• Excellent heat insulation, fireproof and sound insulation
Product Applications:
• Industrial kiln, heating device, high-temperature pipeline wall lining.
• Heat insulation of electric boiler, steam turbine and nuclear electricity.
• Wall lining of chemical high-temperature conversion unit and heating equipment.
• Fireproof and heat insulation of tall buildings.
• Heat insulation of kiln door and roofs.
• Materials of high-temperature filtration.
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FAQ:
Q1: Why buy Materials & Equipment from OKorder.com?
A1: All products offered by OKorder.com are carefully selected from China's most reliable manufacturing enterprises. Through its ISO certifications, OKorder.com adheres to the highest standards and a commitment to supply chain safety and customer satisfaction.
Q2: How do we guarantee the quality of our products?
A2: We have established an advanced quality management system which conducts strict quality tests at every step, from raw materials to the final product. At the same time, we provide extensive follow-up service assurances as required.
Q3: What other products does OKorder offer?
A3: We offer a full range of refractory bricks, mortar, cement, ceramic fiber products, and more.
Q4: Where are Ceramic Fiber products used?
A4: Ceramic fiber products have many advantages, including: high temperature stability, lightweight, superior insulation, and ease of application. Fiber products are available in a variety of product forms to solve a range of thermal management application problems across various industries. The main industrial market segments that use ceramic fiber and soluble fiber products are the aluminum, iron, steel, heat treatment, power, incineration, boilers, and glass industries.
Q5: What kind of Ceramic Fiber should I use?
A5: When selecting the fiber type for a particular application, it is important to consider all factors. If the fiber/fabric will not have to support a load at temperature, the lower-cost industrial grade fibers may be appropriate. However, if the fiber will be load bearing at temperature as in ceramic matrix composites, then one of the composite grade fibers would be a better choice. Of course there may be other factors, such as corrosion, chemical resistance, or atmospheric conditions that may require trade-off in the selection process.
Q6: What`s the lead time for my order?
A6: 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.
Q7: Can you offer Door-to-Door delivery?
A7: Yes, but only for some countries such as U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia, etc.
Q8: What is the minimum quantity?
A8: There is no minimum order quantity. Depending on the item and processing, there may be a minimum production required, however we can offer a quotation based only on the quantity you need.
- Q: Okay, so I slept over my friends house who didn't tell me she had bed bugs and next thing you know, they're showing up on my bedI'm getting a new bed on thursday but I really don't wanna get rid of all my blankets and pillows and everything else that was on my bedMy friend told me if I put them in the dryer it'll kill them, any truth to this? and if so for how long, cause I'm hearing for like half an hour/ an hour and I don't think my dryer can even go for an hour, it usually finishes drying everything in about half an hourBut I don't know, I don't think it would take that longAny other suggestions to make sure these bed bugs don't get on my new bed? I'm already in the middle of washing all my clothes and keeping them out of the room until I get my new mattress, and I'm gonna put my stuffed animals in the dryer too (if that method works), but what about books, I heard bed bugs like to hide in there and my room is filled with books and I'd really hate to throw them out :(
- Killing Bed Bugs In Dryer
- Q: I have curly hairIts a pain to manageI'm thinking of straightening it but I am very afraid of permanently damaging my hair with chemicalsAre there any useful alternatives to chemical relaxers? Is there a difference between a ceramic flat iron and regular one? Which is better? Somebody help me with my hair crisisThanks.
- I have the Chi Flat Iron (ceramic) that the professionals useIts a great tool but its a bit pricey depending on where you get itIt has a super hot setting but its built to protect your hair from damage and breakageYou still need to use the same precautions as with any other heated straightnerWith any flat iron, invest in a great thermal product and conditionerIse the Chi Oil with mines because it acts a frizz serum as well as a heat sealantI hate it when people say chemicals are bad, they are bad, but so is brushing your hair everydayAnything used against your hair follicle can damage your hairIf you want to try the chemical way, I suggest going for the temporary straightner so that you have the look you want but it reverts back eventually Their are lots of products out their that are designed to soften your hair for blowdrying, you could try those as well.
- Q: Our pediatrician told us when switching them to milk to be careful, there iron may get lowso I'm needing fingers foods she can eat that will raise her iron levelalso, she seems to be constipated some timesWhat are some finger foods high in fiber to help with that also? Thank you!
- Prune, apple, and grape juices are good to keep their bowels moving.
- 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!
- Q: So my child had a very high fever and chills the other day and I didn't know exactly how to treat him so I took him to the docsBut just wondering, he was shivering saying hes really cold but i couldnt put a blanket on him because of his feverso what do you do??? apart from giving him fluids, i can't really just sit there and watch him shiver because he's cold but really can't do anything because of his temperatureI gave him a lukewarm bath and he calmed down but then it came back again.It's just I hate going to the doctors and they tell me stuff I already know like give him plenty of fluids and give him medicine etc etc any mothers help would be nice thanks
- You can still put a blanket on him, just make sure his feet are uncovered because heat from the body escapes from your head and feetIf you still don't feel comfortable putting the blanket on him just give him a sheetThen he will be more comfortable and you won't have to worry.so no worries mommy! Hope he gets better soon and you don't worry so much :)
- Q: 10 points
- No its not, Even if you leave an onion for a long time, it will hardly even rotBesides the high levels of antioxidants make it unsuitable for bacteriaThe best thing to do is keep the onions with its outer skin until the moment of useThe fresher the better
- Q: I'm considering owning a horse, and I was told by a friend that you need to buy four winter blankets a year and two summer blankets a year per horse at quite an expense, because they wear out so quickly (she said)However, upon further research this seems unrealisticWas my friend just trying to sound as if she knows a lot about owning horses or is this a proper answer?
- A constant leak means constant pressureCheck that you don't have some type of leak from an attic pipeWe know that water will not flow uphill but can be sprayed up if there is a small leak in a pipeHow about your hot water heater? there is a pop off valve that will remove water pressure from the water heater if it gets too much pressure or goes badIt would be hard to get between the wood roof and the shingles unless there is a vent pipe that protrudes through the roofI would not suspect heat from the attic unless there was a very large pool of water.
- Q: I'm on a high in fiber diet for health and weight loss reasonsMy mother passed away from cancer and she was a diabetic, high blood pressure, 6 heart attacks.so this kicked my butt into actionI'm almost 40 and weigh about 190 lbsI should workout more than I do, but on the food side 90% of the time I'm on target with good habitsI need to know numbers with advice on fibers, fats, cal.s, carbsETCthen on e other hand with the exercisePlus I'd like to do the same for my 11 yrolds son, please help me out.thanks!
- It is hard for someone to just tell you macronutrient numbers from your diet because it varies for everyoneYou need to go online to a daily calorie calculator and determine your daily needs based on thatIt is dependent of age, height, weight, sex, and activity levelsDo the same for your son as wellFor exercise, try to do some form of cardiovascular activity 4-6 times a week and then incorporate some sort of resistance training like light weights, or body weight exercises 2-3 times a week.
- Q: I was wandering can I do a possible fan test to recover itI had this ps3 for over 3 years and i do not want to pay the 150 fee since its all Sony fault for applying ceramic paste and not thermal on my CPU.
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- Q: My one-year-old labrador retriever has had trouble with loose stools since I got her at six-weeks-oldShe's been routinely tested for all possible parasites and bacteriasResults were negativeOther than the loose stools she is happy, active, and otherwise healthyWe have fed her bi-product free dry food since bringing her home as a puppyWe started with Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul Puppy Food and then switched over to California Natural Chicken Meal and Brown Rice puppy and adult foodThe California Natural, we were told, was easy for dogs to digest because it contains fewer ingredientsMy lab loves it, but the loose stool problem persistsThe vet finally suggested we try a high fiber foodCalifornia Natural is about 1.7% fiberAny suggestions for a higher fiber diet that is bi-product free? I looked at Orijen, but the protein percentage was a whopping 46% versus the typical mid to low twenties.
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MSDS Certificate Refractory Ceramic Fiber Blanket
- Ref Price:
-
$4.00 - 10.00
/ roll
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 roll
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 roll/month
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