High-Temperature Materials for Welding & Industrial Heat Protection

Acrylic Coated Glass Fibre Cloth is enhanced with an acrylic coating, providing increased rigidity and heat resistance - up to 550°C (1022°F) for continuous use and 600°C (1112°F) for short-term exposure. It also offers excellent abrasion resistance.

Graphite Coated Fiberglass Cloth enhances heat resistance, withstanding 1000°C (1830°F) for short exposure and 800°C (1470°F) for continuous use. It also offers excellent abrasion resistance, making it ideal for heat-proof quilts and welding defenders.

Vermiculite Coated Fibreglass Cloth improves temperature resistance up to 1000°C (1830°F) by adding vermiculite to glass fibres. It is highly flame-resistant, making it ideal for use in furnace door curtains and other applications requiring direct flame protection.

Vitcas Silica Fibre Cloth is manufactured from vermiculite-coated silica fibres with a satin weave. It is resistant to 1100°C (2010°F) for continuous use, making it ideal for firefighting equipment. It also excels in the filtration of molten metals and high-temperature dust and offers great abrasion resistance for demanding industrial applications.

Aluminium Foiled Glass Fibre Cloth, single-sided laminated with aluminium foil. The aluminium layer reduces heat loss and minimises fabric fraying. Designed for thermal insulation of machines, installations, and industrial equipment. Also used in the production of protective clothing, including gloves, for high-temperature environments.

Vitcas Ceramic Fibre Cloth can withstand high temperatures up to 1100°C (2010°F), making it ideal for use in splash protection in the metallurgical industry, for the collection of high-temperature debris, and as heatproof curtains for furnace doors. It is also resistant to chemicals and bio soluble.

Kevlar / Para-Aramid Sewing Thread provides exceptional high-temperature resistance and strength. Its high durability and resistance to corrosive chemicals and abrasion make it ideal for tough, high-temperature applications.

Vitcas Fibreglass Sewing Thread Reinforced with Wire is high strength and resistant to corrosive, harmful acids and alkalis. It is also highly heat resistant at 600°C. The glass fibre sewing thread with wire can be used for machine stitiching of e.g. fire protective clothing etc.

Vitcas Silica Fibre Sewing Thread can be used in high temperature industrial applications due to its very high heat resistance at 1400°C / 2552°F. The silica fibre thread has high tensile strength making it very suitable for sewing fire blankets, welding and fireproof garments, as well as insulating products.

Neoprene Coated Glass Fibre Cloth is highly durable and resistant to oil spills, corrosion, and weather. It withstands short-term temperatures up to 180°C (360°F). Ideal for outdoor applications like pipe binding, fire screens, and protective covers in industrial environments.

Acrylic Coated Fibreglass Cloth is double-sided with a blue acrylic coating, enhancing abrasion resistance. Its rigid structure and excellent insulation properties make it perfect for use in insulation jackets, expansion joints, and seals, providing durability and protection in high-temperature environments.

Vitcas Calcium Silicate Coated Glass Cloth is resistant to temperatures up to 750°C / 1382°F. It also offers resistance to abrasion, chemicals, oil spills, and is water repellent and weatherproof, making it ideal for applications like flexible expansion joints.

Polyurethane (PU) Coated Glass Fibre Cloth is a halogen-free, gas-impermeable, Fire & Smoke fabric. It withstands short-term temperatures up to 600°C (1110°F) and offers high durability and thermal stability, making it ideal for applications requiring reliable heat and flame resistance.

Silicone Coating Glass Fibre Cloth is coated with silicone on both sides. This gives it high water repellence, abrasion and chemical resistance, which makes it suitable for applications in fire protection systems and insulation jackets. Resistant to high temperatures.

Heat-Treated Wire-Reinforced Glass Fibre Cloth can withstand short-term temperatures up to 600°C (1110°F). It offers excellent resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and oil spills. Additionally, it is water-repellent and weatherproof, making it highly suitable for various industrial applications.

Glass Fibre Loomstate Cloth offers flexibility with continuous resistance up to 550°C (1020°F) and short-term resistance up to 600°C (1110°F). Ideal for curtains, drapes, and blankets. Non-combustible with high mechanical strength for high-temperature applications.