Ceramic Fiber Cloth

Construction & reinforcement

Ceramic fiber cloth is woven from ceramic fiber yarn to create a flexible, fire-resistant textile for thermal insulation and heat shielding. To improve tensile strength and dimensional stability, the cloth can be reinforced with stainless steel wire (301/304/316) or copper wire, including double-wire constructions, depending on the mechanical and thermal demands of your application.

If you are replacing asbestos textiles, ceramic fiber cloth is often selected because it combines high-temperature resistance with good flexibility for wrapping, lining, and curtain applications.

Metal wire options (selection reference)

Typical dimensions & options

We can supply multiple constructions for different insulation and protection needs. Common buyer options include:

• Reinforcement: stainless steel wire (301/304/316) or copper wire (single or double)
• Post-treatments: aluminum foil laminated / vermiculite coated / sintered (heat-set)
• Width: standard 1000 mm, custom widths available
• Supply format: roll, or cut-to-size on request
• Finishing: edge sealing / stitching for better durability in handling

Below is a quick reference for procurement discussions (final specs depend on grade and construction):

Selection guide (quick)

When choosing a ceramic fiber cloth, buyers typically prioritize:

1. Mechanical stress: choose stainless steel reinforcement for higher strength requirements.
2. Handling and installation: choose copper wire reinforcement when you need a different balance of handling and strength.
3. Environment: high airflow, abrasion, or vibration typically needs a stronger construction and better edge finishing.
4. Thickness and weight: higher weight constructions generally provide better insulation and durability but may reduce flexibility.

Handling & installation notes

• Expect some smoke during first heat-up due to organic carrier fibers; ensure appropriate ventilation during commissioning.
• Avoid unnecessary tension and sharp bending at installation points to reduce yarn damage.
• For long-term service, design supports so the cloth is not the primary load-bearing component in high-vibration areas.

Quality, compliance & documentation

For industrial procurement, documentation can be as important as the material itself. Depending on the destination market and end-use, we can support typical buyer requirements such as:

• Material description and batch traceability information
• Basic inspection records for width/length and visual quality
• Compliance declarations when required by your project (please specify your target market and standards)

If your application needs specific test methods (for example, textile weight, thickness, or tensile strength at ambient conditions), share your internal specification so we can align production and inspection with your acceptance criteria.

RFQ checklist (to get an accurate quote fast)

When you request a quote or sample, the following information helps us recommend the right construction and reduce back-and-forth:

• Working temperature profile (continuous / peak) and heating method (radiant / convection / direct flame)
• Environment: airflow speed, vibration, abrasion, chemical exposure (if any)
• Dimensions: width, roll length, and any cut pieces
• Reinforcement preference: glass filament or stainless steel wire
• Estimated annual consumption and first-order quantity

If you need a quote, tell us your working temperature, dimension requirements (width/length), reinforcement preference, and application scenario. We can also provide samples for evaluation.