High Temperature Tape Cloth Textile Ceramic Fiber Rope for Furnace Door Sealing Insulation

• Customization: Available
• Feature: Good Mechanical Strength, Good Thermal Insulation Performance, High-Temperature Resistant, Light Weight, Low Thermal Conductivity
• Refractoriness (℃): 1580< Refractoriness< 1770
• Model NO.: JUCOS
• Shape: Square Rope
• Usage: High Temperature Insulating Material
• Temprature Classification: 1260℃, 1050℃, 800℃
• Chemical Composition: Al2O3.Sio2
• Manufacturing Technique: Spray Silk Rug
• Kind: Ordinary Ceramic Fiber
• Transport Package: Sea-Worthy Wooden Case
• Specification: 3-50mm
• Trademark: Jucos
• Origin: China
• Package Size: 30.00cm * 30.00cm * 30.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 3.000kg

Product Description

Product Description

Ceramic fiber rope is a high-temperature insulation textile material manufactured from high-purity aluminum silicate ceramic fibers. The rope is braided or twisted to form a flexible sealing and insulation material that can withstand extremely high temperatures and harsh industrial environments.

This refractory ceramic fiber rope offers excellent thermal insulation performance, low thermal conductivity, and high resistance to thermal shock. It is widely used in industrial furnace door sealing, kiln expansion joints, boiler insulation, and high-temperature gasket applications.

The material maintains stable performance under continuous high temperature and provides effective sealing to prevent heat loss, improving energy efficiency in industrial heating systems.

Ceramic fiber rope is lightweight, flexible, and easy to install, making it an ideal sealing and insulation solution for high-temperature industrial equipment.

Features

High Temperature Resistance
Ceramic fiber rope can withstand temperatures up to 1260°C, maintaining stable structure and insulation performance in high-temperature environments.

Excellent Thermal Insulation
The material has very low thermal conductivity, which helps reduce heat loss and improve furnace energy efficiency.

Good Chemical Stability
It resists most chemicals and maintains stable performance under oxidizing environments.

Flexible and Easy Installation
The rope structure allows easy installation around furnace doors, expansion joints, and high-temperature equipment sealing areas.

Low Thermal Shrinkage
Ceramic fiber rope maintains dimensional stability during long-term high-temperature service.

Lightweight Structure
Compared with traditional refractory sealing materials, ceramic fiber rope is lighter and easier to handle.

Applications

Industrial Furnaces
Used as sealing material for furnace doors and expansion joints.

Kiln Insulation
Applied in ceramic kilns and industrial kilns for thermal sealing.

Boilers
Used for boiler door insulation and heat-resistant sealing.

Steel Industry
Applied in reheating furnaces and high-temperature equipment insulation.

Petrochemical Industry
Used in high-temperature pipelines and insulation systems.

Glass Industry
Used in furnace doors and thermal sealing applications.

Brand Properties		Bio-Soluble fiberrope/cloth/tap/yarn		Ceramic fiber rope/cloth/tap/yarn
		GF-Rope/Cloth/Tape/Yarn	SS-Rope/Cloth/Tape/Yarn	GF-Rope/Cloth/Tape/Yarn	SS-Rope/Cloth/Tape/Yarn
Specification Temp. (ºC)		1260
Working Temp. (ºC)		500-600	1100	500-600	1100
Bulk Density (kg/m3)		500
Organic matter		15
Moisture Content(%)		1
ChemicalComposition	SiO2	55-65		51
	CaO	23-35		--
	MgO	5-10		--
	Al2O3	--		45
	Fe2O3	--		0.8
Reinforced material		Glass Filament	Stainless steel 304	Glass Filament	Stainless steel 304

1.What temperature can ceramic fiber rope withstand?
Ceramic fiber rope can withstand temperatures up to 1260°C, with continuous working temperatures around 1000°C.

2.Can the size be customized?
Yes, different diameters and lengths can be customized according to your requirements.

3.What reinforcement options are available?
Ceramic fiber rope can be reinforced with glass fiber or stainless steel wire depending on the application.

4.What industries use ceramic fiber rope?
It is widely used in steel plants, kilns, boilers, glass furnaces, and petrochemical equipment.