Description
High-Temperature Ceramic Fiber for Insulation and Heat Resistance
Ceramic fiber is a lightweight, high-temperature insulation material made from alumina-silica fibers. Known for its excellent thermal resistance, ceramic fiber is commonly used in environments that experience extreme heat, providing effective insulation while maintaining strength and stability. Its versatility makes it suitable for use in industries such as steel manufacturing, power generation, and aerospace, where efficient heat management is critical for performance and safety.
Key Features:
High thermal resistance, capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1,800°C (3,272°F)
Lightweight and easy to handle, reducing installation time and costs
Low thermal conductivity to minimize heat loss and improve energy efficiency
Excellent flexibility, allowing for easy shaping and installation in complex geometries
Non-combustible and does not release harmful fumes or gases at high temperatures
Resistant to chemical attack and can withstand harsh industrial environments
Industrial Applications:
Steel & Metal Industries – Used for insulating furnaces, kilns, and other high-temperature equipment in metal production
Power Generation – Applied in boiler insulation, turbine seals, and exhaust systems to maintain heat and improve efficiency
Aerospace – Provides thermal protection for spacecraft and aircraft components exposed to extreme heat
Construction & Insulation – Used in high-temperature applications such as fireproofing and insulation in buildings and industrial plants
Automotive – Applied for heat shields and engine compartment insulation
Oil & Gas – Used for insulation in pipelines, reactors, and equipment exposed to high temperatures in oil and gas extraction processes
