Ceramic fiber paper

[ Product Description ]

Ceramic fiber soft paper and semi-hard paper

To bulk spray ceramic fiber cotton as the main raw material, and add a certain proportion of binding agent, filler and additives and other additives, with the wet production process to produce deep-processed products. Ceramic fiber soft paper is soft and flexible, ceramic fiber semi-hard paper texture uniform surface is quite, but its softness, elasticity and tensile strength and other indicators are slightly lower than the ceramic fiber soft paper.

Ceramic Fiber High Density Paper

It is a high-strength fiber paper made according to customers' requirements, which has excellent thermal insulation and good construction performance. This product is also very suitable for deep processing (multi-layer composite, punching and cutting, etc.).

Ceramic Fiber Isolation Paper

With excellent high temperature resistance and heat insulation properties, with excellent melt penetration resistance, this unique performance is very suitable for construction, glass industry to do casting gaskets off the replacement of isolation use.

[ Product Category ]

Standard Ceramic Fiber Soft Paper

High Alumina Ceramic Fiber Soft Paper

Standard Ceramic Fiber Semi-Hard Paper

Ceramic Fiber Isolation Paper

Ceramic Fiber High Density Paper

[ Product Characteristics ]

  ● Low heat capacity

 ● Low thermal conductivity

 ● Excellent electrical insulation properties

 ● Excellent machinability

 ● High strength and tear resistance

 ● High flexibility

 ● Low slag ball content

[ Typical Applications ]

Industrial insulation, sealing and anti-corrosion materials

Insulation and thermal insulation materials for instruments and equipment, electric heating elements

Thermal insulation materials for automotive and aerospace industries

Expansion joint filling materials

Isolation materials for building materials, metallurgy, glass industry

Fireproofing materials for sealing gaskets at molten metals

[ Main technical performance index ]

Note: The above data represent typical average values measured according to standard testing methods and are subject to variations under normal production fluctuations. These data are provided as part of a technical service and may be subject to adjustments; as a result, they should not be considered as product indicators.