Description:

Ceramic fiber textiles are manufactured from alumina-silica ceramic fiber consisting of 47% Alumina, and 53% Silica. The textiles are free of asbestos and crystalline silica, also known as free silica. The material is typically used up to 1260℃. Textile products do contain approximately 15% organic carriers which aid in formation and manufacturing. These organics do burn out at 400℃.

Advantage:

• Excellent chemical stability and resistance, excluding hydrofluoric & phosphoric acids or concentrated alkalies
• Strong resistance to thermal shock and corrosion
• If wet by water or steam, thermal properties are fully restored upon drying
• Resistant to oxidation and reduction

Application:

• Foundries, refineries and power plants
• Furnace door seal and insulation.
• High temperature gasketing and packing
• Expansion joint packing in boilers and furnaces
• Wood-burning stove door seal
• Tadpole gasket bulb cord
• Glass furnace truckstone seal
• Coke Oven door jam seal
• Maintenance in Aluminum plants
• Gasket for vacuum degassing of steel