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Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Furnace and Boiler Insulation

Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Furnace and Boiler Insulation

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10 kg
Supply Capability:
2000000 kg/month

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Ceramic Fibre Blanket is ideal thermal insulation material, fire-proof material and sound-absorbing material. Ceramic fiber blanket has even texture and smooth surface. CNBM ceramic fiber blanket is made of high quality alumina-silicate ceramic fiber by using double side needling methods which improve the tensile strength and the flatness of the ceramic fiber blanket. Our ceramic fiber blanket providing effective solutions to a wide range of thermal management problems. Utilizing our proprietary high output blowing and spinning techniques, these products supply superior insulating performance, flexibility and resilience.

 

 

Product Applications:

Ceramic Fiber Blanket are ideal for use in the below applications 

Heat treating furnace or intermittent (shuttle) kiln hot face lining 

Electrical Insulator

High Temperature Acoustic 

Fire protection  

Incineration equipment and stack linings

 

Product Advantages:

Professional manufacturer of ceramic fiber products with more than 12 year experience.

We are one of the manufacturers who can produce ultra-thin blanket.

Our factory equipped with 23 production lines to ensure a timely delivery

 

Main Product Features:

High tensile strength and low shrinkage

Good resiliency with low heat storage

Low thermal conductivity

Good sound aboption

 

Product Specifications:

 Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Furnace and  Boiler Insulation

FAQ:

Q1: Are you a manufacture or trader?

A: Factory+trade (mainly for manufacturing, also do some business of related products).

Q2: What's the MOQ of trial order?

A: No limit,We can offer the best suggestions and solutions according to your requirements.

Q3: After an order is confirmed,when to deliver?

A: According to your order quantity, normally, 15-25 days after deposit received.

Q4: Is your company accept customization?

A: We have our own factories and excellent technical team, and we accept OEM service.

Q5: What certificates do you have?

A: ISO9001, BV and Test Report, also we can do other necessary certification according to your requirements.

Q6: Can you offer samples?

A: Of course,samples are total free! Freight should be paid by buyers.

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 Ceramic Fiber Blanket for Furnace and  Boiler Insulation


Q: I live in US and this summer i will be traveling through UK, France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and NetherlandsI am looking for a LIGHTWEIGHT sleeping bag or even a thin quot;mattressquot; (sheet) that wont take up lots of space in my suitcaseI wont be sleeping outside, only in hostels and camp houses where blankets and pillows are provided (although I a taking my small pillow)Any suggestions? THANK YOU
I think you 'should' take a sheet sleeping bagThis is a sleeping bag made out of bed sheet, you can make it yourself, but you can also buy them in camp gear and out door activity shops (like Rei in the USA.) They come in cotton, silk and man-made fibers, the difference is mostly size of the packed thing as well as priceI have always found the cotton ones small enough to packIf you also stay in hostels or camp houses that do not provide blankets, you will need a sleeping bag, a summer weight one will do, you find them in the same kind of shops but also many supermarketsMostly when they do supply blankets or duvets they do not want you to use your own down (or synthetic filled) sleeping bagI have taken the thin 'isolating' beach mats for sleeping on a mattress where I was not sure of its cleanliness, and in emergencies you can also sleep on it on the groundThey mostly pack away as small as the ones the camp shops sell but are much cheaper, just chuck it out before flying home and use the space for souvenirs.
Q: ok i just went to walmart to look for nylon chiffon so i could make a pettiskirti was told this would not fray so i should use it, i bought what said 100% nyloni am almost done and now it is starting to fray, what did i get? or is it just walmart fabric? any help is appreciatedi went to walmart because that is the closest place that carries fabric without having to drive an hourthanks
No way to tell what you got without a good closeup photoChiffon of any description frays badly, whether it's from Walmart (where I've never seen chiffon) or the best fabric store around Chiffon is a sheer woven with S and Z twist crepe yarnsIs that what you bought?
Q: Including machines used from cultivating to weaving to dyingAnd in detail the dying processAlso how yarn is turned into a shirt? Ive read a lot of material I just cant put it all togetherHelp.
Throw gas on itLight itAnd when the fires out it's done.
Q: I am going to be running cable through the attic to a officei wanted to know is there any wiring things i should worry aboutIt's a house92;buissness So, pretty much it would be a home installation.All the wiring is in the atticelectrical and otherwise.A92;C Ducts alsoi already ran the wires i just want to make sure i am doing this without causing a fire hazardhere is some of the line.0Line 1 goes on the side of this thick black wire, around a corner past a quot;light bulp wire and through a hole to lead out of the ceiling.Line 2 goes from the ceiling, next to a air ventLine 3 goes from a corner of the house over insulation 3ft apart from any wiring over an air duct over some wiring and through the same hole in the ceilingLine 4 goes over the same as line 3Line 5 goes over a few light wiring.oh and i have Ethernet cable following the exact same routes.Am i going to burn this house down?
I reckon that the previous owners found that, under certain weather conditions, there was a draught coming from these vents, and used the insulation to try and block it offOR there could be noise coming through them from other suitesI honestly think its as simple as thatObviously, they are there for a reason, and shouldn;t be blockedI'm pretty sure that you will soon discover why they did it though
Q: The blow in insulation seems quite expensiveIs there a way to take down the drywall without damaging it, only bc we cannot fit large drywall up the hallway and the stuff already installed is in great shape.
In the UK we put all aluminium together so that would include the foil tooBut that's hereWhat happens in America, I don't know.xx
Q: i have a two story house and we live in florida, the summer get really hot, and during the day when the AC is on the downstairs stays nice and cold and comfortablebut as soon as you start walking up the stairs when you hit the second flight of stairs you can literly feel the temp change and the heat wave hits youlike upstairs never cools down during the dayeven with the celing fans onand all blinds closed and doors open to circulate airand the temp on the thermostat is always a 2 temp higher then the set temp so the system never turn off anywaysso is it better to leave it on all dayand at night put it on auto ? does it cost more? will my AC system age quicker in other words will the system fail running all day?
I would agree with everything that Rob said but if you do have the proper amount of supply vents and proper return vent size, your dampers are open, your filters are clean, and your vents aren't blocked.then you possible may need better insulation in your attic or crawl space between your roof and ceilingWhat will also help is if you place your sensor for your thermostat in the return air to get an average of your homes' temperatureHaving good insulating upstairs would be a key factor thoughWhen it comes to auto or on, this function is just for your indoor blower (circulating the air in your house) operation Auto ~ meaning that the indoor blower will only start when there is a need for cooling On ~ meaning that the indoor blower will start and continue to run regardless of if there is a need for cooling or not COST: yes, it will cost more because you are running your compress/condenser fan/blower all of the timeUntil you can get your problem resolved, I would suggest that on cooler breezy days to open your windows to have a draft blow through your house with your system OFF of courseYou can also set schedules on your thermostat.depending on the model you haveFor the time that your away, it will turn off and when your home, it will turn back on (check your thermostat manual)Or you could just shut it off before you leave and turn it on when you get home.saving moneyWear and Tear: Yes, in a sense it will wear on your compressor and other components but these things are built to last for yearsYou probably will have to change filters and clean the coils more often thoughBut all of this is only until you get the problem resolved.
Q: I have thick strait hairI want curly hair to stay.But I can't get a perm and have tried to curl and braid it?? It gets curly it just dosen't stay that waySo how would I keep my hair curl?? LIke is there a certain shampoo product??
this info should be on the plate on the inside of one of the door/sits a tare ratingI havent a clue what it would weight but thats should help.
Q: Why? Please explain:)
Walk in the morning and eat breakfast within an hour of waking
Q: I want to seal the attic before i installing new insulationThe attic currently has a large amount of eggs and bugs in itThis is not a project i want to encounter again anytime soon!
Look at your ticketDoes it say Travelcard anywhere on it? If not, it isn't valid for travel on the Underground, which is what you need to get from London Bridge to VictoriaYou would have to buy a separate Underground ticket at London BridgeHowever, if, from where you live, you can get to Victoria without going as far as London Bridge (eg if your trains go through Croydon for example), look on your ticket to see if it says it is for a journey to London TerminalsIt probably does, in which case you can use it to Victoria so long as you stay on overground trains (they don't all have to be First Capital Connect trains).

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