Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Product Details
Application Range:
1.The material of wall lining and back lining of industrial furnace and the sealing and insulation material of expanded gaps of furnace wall,furnace door,furnace top lid,etc.
2.Insulating material of high temperature.
3.Materials to produce module and foled module.
Type:1050 1260 1440
Density strength(Kg/m3):96/128
Tensile strength(MPa):0.04Min
Shot content(MPa):15max
pecification(mm):3600/7200/15000610/122010/20/25/30/40/50
Package Carton /Woven Bag
Quality control system ISO9001-2000,ISO14001-1996
5.Low heat storage
1.Excellent chemical stability
2.Excellent thermal stability
3.Excellent tensile strength
4.Low thermal conductivity
The material of wall lining and back lining of industrial furnace.
- Usage:Thermal
- Feature:Heated
- Technics:Woven
- Material:Ceramic Fiber
- Country:China (Mainland)
- telephone:86-378-3970671
| Usage: | Thermal |
| Feature: | Heated |
| Technics: | Woven |
| Material: | Ceramic Fiber |
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