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Zetex Plus heat-resistant fiber

Zetex Plus heat-resistant fiber

Heat-resistant fiber with a maximum heat resistance of 1095°C due to special processing.

■Common maximum heat resistance: 815℃, maximum heat resistance temperature: 1095℃. ■High-temperature resistant fibers treated with special vermiculite processing. ■Uses very fine, continuous amorphous silica threads; non-asbestos product. ■Woven flat fabric made from bundles of threads that are 6 microns thick. ■Handles various fibers with thicknesses ranging from 0.58 to 2.44 mm. ■The thickness of the bundles of threads that make up the plain weave varies depending on the thickness of the fibers. ■Manufactured from inorganic materials, no hazardous gases are generated. ■Sold by the roll (approximately 45m (50 yards) per roll). ■Two roll widths available: 102 cm (40 inches) and 152 cm (60 inches).

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Zetex heat-resistant fiber

Zetex heat-resistant fiber

Standard heat-resistant fiber woven from 6-micron threads.

■Maximum continuous heat resistance: 540℃, maximum heat resistance temperature: 700℃. ■Uses very thin, continuous amorphous silica fibers. ■Woven from bundles of 6-micron thin threads. ■Handles various fibers with thicknesses ranging from 0.51 to 6.35mm. ■The thickness of the bundles of threads that make up the plain weave varies depending on the thickness of the fibers. ■Manufactured from inorganic materials, no hazardous gases are generated. ■Sold in roll units (approximately 45m (50 yards) per roll). ■Available in two roll widths: 102cm (40 inches) and 152cm (60 inches). ■Non-asbestos product.

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Zeshiru heat-resistant fiber

Zeshiru heat-resistant fiber

The ideal smooth and flexible heat-resistant fiber for welding.

■Common maximum heat resistance: 980℃, maximum heat resistance temperature: 1260℃. ■Fibers woven in satin weave (not plain weave). ■The surface has a luster and is very smooth with excellent flexibility. ■Due to its smooth surface, sparks are less likely to adhere, making it suitable for welding fibers. ■Ideal for spatter sheets for vehicle welding and protective sheets for equipment near welding areas. ■High-heat resistant fibers treated with special vermiculite processing, non-asbestos product. ■Manufactured from inorganic materials, no hazardous gases are generated. ■Sold by roll unit (approximately 50m (55 yards) roll). ■Roll width is 91cm (36 inches).

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About insulation, heat shielding, heat resistance, and fire resistance.

About insulation, heat shielding, heat resistance, and fire resistance.

It's important to understand the purpose of use! Introducing applications for insulation, heat shielding, heat resistance, and fire resistance.

Just because a material is heat-resistant doesn't mean you can expect it to have insulating properties. For example, metals like aluminum are excellent in heat resistance and fire resistance, but they don't provide much in terms of insulation. Conversely, there are materials like polystyrene foam that excel in insulation but are weak against high temperatures and flames. When selecting sheets, it is important to consider the intended purpose of use. 【Features】 ■ Insulation: Slows down the transfer of heat ■ Heat shielding: Reflects radiant heat to block it ■ Heat resistance: Maintains shape at high temperatures ■ Fire resistance: Durable against flames *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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