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Ceramic Fiber Blankets
High temperature stability: Ceramic fiber insulation blanket withstands direct flame, continuous use at 2200 ℉, intermittent use at 2400 ℉. Above 2400 ℉ it will begin to shrink, become brittle and eventually melt at 3200 ℉.
Thermal conductivity: The R-value is approximately 2.5 per inch. For a 1000 ℉ hot face with 1" of insulation, expect the cold face of the insulation to be 220 ℉.
Installation: Mechanical fastening or high temperature adhesive such as sodium silicate, refractory cement or RTV silicone.
Quality: Made from premium 8lb density ceramic fiber that has high insulating value, strength & durability. Made in the USA.
Chemical composition: 46% alumina, 54% silica and less than 1% impurities.
Uses: Fireplace insert insulation, baffle blankets, wood stove insulation, kiln insulation, blacksmith forge, pizza ovens, brazing, soldering blanket, welding, pellet stove, chimney lining, furnace insulation, boiler, foundries, refractory wool , glass blowing, jewelry making, fireproof doors, fireplace insulation, muffler packing.
Comparable to: Kaowool, Inswool, Durablanket, Cerablanket, TaoFiber, Fiberfrax, Ceramic Wool
Daniel Greene
2025-06-30 13:32:48
Fast shipping
donkpow
2025-06-04 13:28:33
Thermal blanket cuts and lays very nicely. I used it for the heat shields on my 2010 Subaru Forester.
Rob
2025-05-17 13:19:37
Never used this stuff but it was recommended so I purchased some for a DIY powder coating oven. Seems it will hold up
Blake
2025-05-03 11:16:54
Better price than you’ll find on the shelf
J.
2025-03-19 11:02:49
Decent insulation, a bit pricey
Mellanie Dockery
2025-02-26 15:42:11
As mentioned
M&S
2025-02-05 12:32:55
Could not find this material at any seller of fireplace cumbusters, they just had the 1/16†thick gaskets that did not work in our stove. This was perfect for our needs.
blue 95
2024-12-22 17:50:42
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