Furnace Heat Resistant Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Furnace Heat Resistant Ceramic Fiber Blanket System 1

Furnace Heat Resistant Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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Supply Capability:: 1000000 roll/month

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Grade:	HAZ (High Aluminum Zirconium)	Application:	Liners Of Industrial Furnace	Thickness:	Thickness: 20mm, 25mm, 50mm
Width:	Width: 600mm, 610mm	Length:	Length: 3600mm, 7200mm	Chemical Composition:	Alumina (Al2O3+SiO2)
Ultimate Strength (≥ MPa):	0.08-0.12	Working Temperature:	1000-1500	Fiber Diameter:	3~4.5um
Shrinkage (1800 ℉, 3h):	5	Thermal Conductivity:	0.06-0.36	Density (kg/m³ ):	128
Model Number:	BN-CF-T08	Brand Name:	Besun	Place of Origin:	Henan, China (Mainland)
Density:	96/128/160kg/m3	Type:	1100C/1260C/1420C/1600C

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	In wooden case
Delivery Detail:	3days

Specifications

Needled Ceramic Fiber Blanket
1. Low thermal conductivity
2. Excellent insulating effect
3. Low thermal shrink

Needled Ceramic Fiber Blanket is made of special ceramic long-fiber that is produced by the melting of very pure raw materials in double surface meeding process without binders and with good stability in a large range of temperature.

The process of double surface needing increase interweaving and tensile strength.Ceramic fiber blanket is a needled blanket that has exceptional handling strength, while being flexible and lightweight. Ceramic Fiber Blanket is made of high purity Alumino-Silicate (and Zirconia) fibrous wool.

Needled Ceramic Fiber Blanket Characteristic:

--Needled blanket

--Non-combustible

--Low thermal conductivity

--Shorter heat up and cool down time

--Resilience and resistance to thermal shock

--Flexible and easy to cut or install

--Consist of acoustic properties

--Contain no organic binder

--Asbestos free
--Excellent thermal stability
--Excellent chemistry quality

--Resistance to burning

--Low thermal capacity

--Good insulation

--Good obstructing voice and mechanism strength

--Low shrinkage

--Good springiness for fibers

--Convenient producing and installing

Needled Ceramic Fiber Blanket Standard Size:

Available size(mm/roll)

Length: 3600mm, 7200mm

Width: 600mm, 610mm

Thickness: 20mm, 25mm, 50mm

Note: Other sizes could be customized as your request.

Needled Ceramic Fiber Blanket Types

Item	JY-1100	JY-1260	JY-1420	JY-1600
Classification Temp(C)	1100	1260	1420	1600
Color	Pure White	Pure White	Pure White	Pure White
Density(kg/m3)	64	64	96	128
Density(kg/m3)	160	160	160	160
Permanent Linear Shrinkage(%) 24hours,128kg/m3	-3(1000C)	-3(1200C)	-3(1300C)	-3(1400C)
Thermal Conductivity(W/m.k) (128kg/m3)	0.09(400C)	0.09(400C)	0.12(600C)	0.16(800C)
Thermal Conductivity(W/m.k) (128kg/m3)	0.16(800C)	0.16(800C)	0.2(1000C)	0.2(1000C)
Tensile Strength(Mpa),128kg/m3	0.08-0.12	0.08-0.12	0.08-0.12	0.08-0.12
Chemical Composition (%)
Al2O3	46	47-49	52-55	39-40
Al2O3+SiO2	97	99	99	-
ZrO2	-	-	-	15-17
Fe2O3	<1.0	0.2	0.2	0.2
Na2O+K2O	≤0.5	0.2	0.2	0.2

Furnace Heat Resistant Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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Q:I recently bought a fuzzy blanket from Target for $40I love it, but it sheds so much! It sticks to my clothes and then it starts sticking to my sheets, one time a piece of the fabric fell into the pot when I was cooking dinner, because it was stuck on my shirtLolIf I wash it will it help with the shedding? I wouldn't think that it would be shedding so much, because it wasn't that cheap well at least to meThanks (:: Washing it and drying it should get rid of most of the fibres that are sheddingDon't wash or dry it with anything else, or they will get fuzzy too!

Q:I know little about nutrition facts besides what I'm told is quot;goodquot; and quot;badquot; for me, and I steer more towards the quot;goodquot; stuff (like fiber) when I'm shopping.Right now I am drinking a Bolthouse Farms quot;Blue Goodnessquot; Fruit Smoothie, and I'm noticing that under quot;Fiberquot; (8g), it reads quot;Soluble Fiberquot; (8g).What's the difference between Fiber as listed on, say, a box of cereal (on which I have never noticed quot;Soluble Fiberquot;), as opposed to Soluble Fiber as I see here?Is it better or worse, or the same exact thing?: Magic Bag Shoplifting

Q:are cheerios cerials high in fiber?: Yes, with 6.5g of fibre per 100g they areIt is considered that if something has 5g or over of fibre per 100g then its high in fibre and good for youIt's also mainly made up of wholegrain (74.3%) which is also really good for you.

Q:Looking for High Fiber low fat recipesOpen to any suggestionsthis is not for loosing weightbut stomach problemsI am at a loss for ideasthanks: Freezing to deathIf you burn, you first burn the skin, then you expose your nerve endings to naked flameThis would cause instant and irreversible agony until your body finally gave up and just died (depending on the flame, this could take several minutes)Freezing would be betterIt would slowly take energy from your cellsThings would stop working, but you would go into a sleep type stateEverything would be numbYour body would shut down but you would not feel itYou would just drift off and then stop breathingSometimes, it could even be peacefulThe best actually is dying in your sleep at room temperature (if that's an option)That way, your entire body is still at normal range and all your cells, nerves etc are totally comfortable.

Q:i want something simple herewould layer upon layer of paper work? combined with electrical tape and regular tape??: electrical tape is much better than paper, and teflon tape is better than that I don't know what regular tape isPS, by teflon tape, I don't mean plumbers tape, but teflon tape made for HV insulationalthough plumbers tape may work.

Q:Im trying to knit a scarf for my boyfriend but I have no idea what type of yarn I have to buy.My physics teacher told me some types.but I still have no clue what it isA material that will keep him warm for the winterI have a 6in needle if that would change anythingand also, where is the cheapest place to buy yarn? I heard Michaels.but I don't know.: You really need to take a basic beginner's knitting classYou need a PAIR of needles, and 6 inch is far too shortNeedles come in different sizes (thickness), and the size must be appropriate to the size of yarnYou can't just use any needle with any yarn!! This you would know if you know anything about knitting at all! Please take a classOf course, you should use wool for the scarfAny other animal fibre would be good too, and I especially like alpaca, with perhaps a little fine wool blended inMerino is a very good choice of woolEven a little silk or angora in the mix would be nice tooYou want it to be very soft against the skinA luxurious yarn is one made of quiviut - but is so-o-o-o expensive - it is without a doubt the warmest fibre you can find! These are all warmAny plant fibre (cotton, linen, ramie) is not that warm in winterFind good yarns at your LYS; Michael's or Joann's don't have good yarnsThese yarns are going to cost a bit more than cheaper acrylics, but look and feel so much nicerA synthetic like acrylic cannot keep you warm - they are plastic, and do not trap in heatAcrylics do not look good for longTo knit a scarf will take a long timeIt also takes a lot of practice to be good enough to knit something that you want to present to anyone elseDon't plan on finishing it this yearbut get started now to have it done by next ChristmasPlease TAKE A CLASS!

Q:Would they just like, fly around?: There are so many new storage boxes out there for crafts! I keep my sewing supplies in plastic boxes with labelsThe labels should list what is in the boxesAll boxes are of the same size so I can stack them easierWhen I go to get supplies out I really make sure to put them right back in same box and stack them in closetI also found an old sewing table with small drawers and side drawers that open upI keep my sewing machine on top, patterns, some fabric, rulers etc.in side drawers and in the smaller drawers i keep scissors, needles, tape measures, pins, markers, etcThe darn thing was cheap and i found it in an old junk shop! It is in surprising good condition and looks good tucked away in a little nook in the hallwayI also reorganized my closet and put some things that I do not use as often in plastic containers down in my basementHope this helps! Good Luck!

Q:I would like to get one when I move outI just want to know basic details.-How often do you clean the cage and change the pine?-How much food do you give it? I've heard you can put any amount of food in and it'll eat until it's full?-What kind of food? Do you HAVE to feed it ferret food? or can you feed it other things?-Approximately how much money would I spend a month on maintaining it?-Do they need shots?-Any other details are nice too :)I have done a lot of research but I want to hear from personal experience too: In summer I put my baby in just a nappy and wrap him in a muslin wrap and put a fan on in his room not facing his cot just to get some air flowI used the a/c as well but it's nowhere near his room

Q:Ever since I was a little girl, I would tear off pieces of paper and eat itIf I have a hole in my jeans, I pick at the strings of denim and eat thatI also eat strings from woven blankets and other things (no yarn though), and unused quot;fabricquot; bandaidsI haven't seen anything that says that these things are harmful (although, I do know that if the strings are too long it can get wrapped around something it shouldn't), so isn't it okay if I continue to do so? The thing I eat the most is definitely paper, and it's not even that muchI probably eat paper 4x weekly and go through about 2-3 sheets of paper whenever I do eat it.P.SI'm in my twenties and I have two children - I don't think this has anything to do with it, but thought I'd give that info just in caseMy youngest is about 15 months oldI have a BMI of 20-21, and, for the most part, I have a pretty well balanced diet.: I do not recommend an electric blanket, I am afraid of the internal wiring etcYou may want to go with down , white goose down, not duck, and a high percentage of down lower percentage of feathersmake sure the covering is down proofhere are some features to look for All White Goose Down fill odor free 14 x 14 baffle box construction 300 thread count 100% cotton down-proof cover If you have allergies use a god down alternative its a little heavier but if you buy a nice crisp cover it will have a nice feel to ithere are some things to look for 14 x 14 Baffle box construction 100% hypoallergenic polyester fill 250 thread count 100% cotton cover

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