Refractory Insulation Materials

Refractory insulation materials are a category of key engineering materials that combine high-temperature resistance and low thermal conductivity, with their core value lying in energy conservation, heat preservation and safety protection.

High-temperature resistance: They can withstand high-temperature environments above 1000°C for a long time.
High-efficiency insulation: Relying on their internal porous structure, they have extremely low thermal conductivity and can greatly reduce heat loss.
Lightweight: With low bulk density, they can effectively reduce the load on equipment.
Good stability: They possess excellent thermal stability and chemical stability.

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Ultra-High Temperature Ceramic Fiber Board

Ultra-high temperature ceramic fiber board: Withstands extreme high temperatures of 1600℃ and above, up to 1800℃. Crafted from high-purity raw materials using special processes, it features low thermal conductivity, thermal shock resistance, and light weight, serving as a core thermal insulation material.

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Ceramic fiber special-shaped structure, high-efficiency heat insulation, adaptable to complex parts of high-temperature equipment

High-Temperature Ceramic Fiber Shapes

Processed and customized into special-shaped structures such as cones and burner blocks using alumina and silica ceramic fibers as raw materials, they combine high-efficiency heat insulation and convenient installation, and are suitable for the heat insulation needs of complex parts of high-temperature equipment.

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Fiber Heating Module & Ceramic Fiber Furnace Lining

fiber heating module, ceramic fiber furnace lining, alumina furnace chamber, energy-saving resistance furnace, GWDL heating element

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Ceramic Fiber Blanket

GWDL-Q ceramic fiber blanket with excellent thermal insulation, low shrinkage, and chemical stability. Available in alumina, high-alumina, and zirconia grades for 1100–1600℃. Ideal for furnaces, boilers, pipelines, and high-temperature insulation.

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