1/8\" Kaowool 24\" x 50\' Ceramic Fiber Paper KAWL 500 Grade 2300F Thermal Ceramic For Sale

Ceramic Fiber paper consists primarily of high purity alumnio-silicate fiber and is manufactured through a fiber washing process. This process produces a non-woven matrix blend of the fibers, binders, and additives to form randomly oriented fibers that are flexible, uniform, and lightweight. This process controls the content of unfiberized shots to a minimal level within the paper. Available in 3 grades with a variety of dimensions and temperature ratings.

Additionally, our Binderless paper provides a smoke free option and is manufactured without the organic binder system. The paper is free of organics and used when higher fired strength is required or in applications where even a small amount of organic burnout is unacceptable.

• Used in various types of refractory and sealing applications.
• Appliance heat seals
• Gaskets
• Parting plane in refractory linings
• Backup lining for metal troughs
• Hot top linings
• Thermal and electrical insulation
• Refractory backup insulation
• Coke over door shock absorption medium
• Kiln car deck covering
• Liners for slumping.
• Die-cuts and automatic stamping.
• Heat shielding for aerospace and automotive industries
• Commercial and residential cooking and heating appliance insulation
• Refractory back-up for ceramic and glass production
• Metal clad brick gaskets
• Petrochemical transfer line protection, welding and brazing protection
• Automotive muffler insulation

• lightweight, structure uniformity, and low thermal conductivity which serves as a perfect solution for high temperature insulation, chemical corrosion resistance, and thermal shock resistance.
• White color, light-weight, flexible, good handling strength and good uniformity
• Resists temperature as high as 2300º F, fire resistant
• Low thermal conductivity, low heat storage, thermal shock resistant
• Good dielectric strength
• Excellent corrosion resistance (Resistant to most chemicals except hydrofluoric, phosphoric acids and concentrated alkalis)