High Temperature Fabrics
High Temperature Cloths - Industrial Thermal Textiles for Heat Protection
Vitcas offers a comprehensive selection of high-temperature fabrics engineered for superior performance in extreme thermal environments. These specialised textiles are produced from premium-grade fibres and are designed to withstand continuous exposure to temperatures ranging from 550°C to 1260°C (1022°F to 2300°F). They provide effective thermal insulation, fire resistance, and mechanical protection across a wide range of demanding industrial applications.
Heat Resistant Technical Fabrics from 550°C to 1260°C
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Exceptional Thermal Resistance: Withstands continuous temperatures between 550°C and 1260°C, delivering consistent performance in high-heat conditions
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Diverse Fibre Composition: Manufactured from E-glass fibreglass, silica fibre, ceramic fibre, and other advanced textile materials, each selected for specific thermal and mechanical properties
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Specialised Coatings: Available with performance-enhancing coatings such as polyurethane (PU), vermiculite, graphite, and silicone to improve abrasion resistance, impermeability, and fire performance
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Versatile Industrial Use: Ideal for applications such as fire curtains, thermal insulation blankets, heat shields, protective garments, and expansion joint covers
Range of High Temperature Fabrics
The Vitcas range includes a variety of high-performance fabrics in different base fibres, weaves, and finishes. Options include:
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Woven and loomstate fibreglass cloths for general thermal insulation
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Coated textiles (e.g. PU, silicone, vermiculite, graphite) for enhanced protection and application-specific performance
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High-purity silica fabrics for extreme heat environments
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Ceramic fibre fabrics for superior refractory insulation in industrial kilns and furnaces
These fabrics are offered in various weights, roll widths, and thicknesses to suit different installation and fabrication requirements.
Vitcas high-temperature fabrics are trusted across industries including metallurgy, power generation, marine, oil & gas, fire protection, and manufacturing. Their robust design and thermal reliability make them essential in environments where insulation, fire safety, and mechanical durability are critical. To learn more, read our article on the uses and applications of high temperature textiles.