Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Cloth 1000°C
Vermiculite Coated Fibreglass Cloth. The addition of vermiculite to glass fibres improves the temperature resistance of the cloth up to 1000oC short term working temp and 550oC continuous working temp. It is resistant even against direct flame so is ideal for curtains in furnace doors.
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£24.00
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£36.00
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Glass Fibre with Vermiculite
Incorporating vermiculite with the glass fibres increases the temperature resistance to 1,000oC short term working temperature and 800oC continuous working temperature. It offers protection against splashes of molten metal in metallurgical industry, heat protection curtains for furnace doors.
Benefits:
- has very high temperature resistance
- can withstand direct flame
Applications:
- protection in metallurgical industry
- heatproof curtains in furnace doors
| Product Group | Textiles |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.4mm X 1M |
| Manufacturer | Vitcas |
| Thickness (mm) | 1.4 |
| Width (mm) | 1000 |
| Material | Glass Fibre |
| HS Tariff Code | 7019630000 |
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The Uses and Applications of High-Temperature Textiles
The production of high-temperature textiles, in the last 40 to 50 years, has evolved significantly. Today, there is a wide range of options available on the market composed of human-made fibers that are very safe as compared to traditional ingredients used previously. Modern options include fibreglass, ceramic fibre, granite, clay, basalt, iron, stainless-steel or their unique combinations. These ingredients are of different weights, masses, dens
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