Ceramic Fibers

Ceramic fibers are high-performance refractory and insulation materials produced mainly from alumina and silica. Thanks to their exceptional thermal resistance, lightweight structure, and low thermal conductivity, they are widely recognized as one of the most efficient solutions for high-temperature applications. Alongside their excellent insulation capability, ceramic fibers also provide strong resistance to thermal shock and maintain durability even under severe industrial conditions.

Key Features

• Outstanding resistance to high temperatures (approximately 1200–1400°C)
• Superior thermal insulation with minimal conductivity
• Ability to withstand thermal shock and sudden temperature variations
• Lightweight structure for easier handling and installation
• Chemical stability with high resistance to corrosion

Applications

• Thermal insulation of furnaces, boilers, kilns, and other heat-intensive equipment
• Extensively used in steel, petrochemical, cement, and glass industries
• Production of refractory blankets, boards, modules, and ceramic papers
• Insulation of pipelines, ducts, and heat transfer systems
• Applied in energy projects, aerospace technology, and advanced industrial processes