
Fire-Resistant Silicone Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Fire-resistant silicone is heat-resistant to temperatures exceeding 1200°C. It is made from high-strength ceramic fibers through a double-sided needle-punching process. This process does not contain any binders or other ingredients. The enhanced needle-punching process improves the fiber interweaving and the blanket's delamination resistance, while maintaining excellent tensile strength without compromising flexibility. The fire-resistant silicone ceramic fiber blanket exhibits excellent chemical stability and is impervious to most chemicals except hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid, and strong alkalis, resulting in excellent high-temperature and fire-resistant properties.
Product Features:
1. Low heat capacity and low thermal conductivity.
2. Excellent chemical stability.
3. Ultra-high temperature resistance and stable thermal insulation.
4. Fireproof and non-combustible.
5. Free of binders and corrosive substances.
Applications:
Aerospace, building and construction, battery energy storage, wearable devices, home appliances, ovens, industrial equipment, industrial kilns, automotive and RV equipment, and pipe insulation.
Items & Properties | MG1250 | MG1400 | MG1500 | MG1600 |
High temperature resistance (℃) | 1250 ℃ | 1400℃ | 1500℃ | 1600℃ |
color | White | White | light green | White |
Permanent change after heating (%) | 1000℃*24H≦-3 | 1100℃*24H≦-3 | 1350℃*24H≦-3 | 1500℃*24H≦-3 |
Theoretical bulk density (K/m³) | 64 | 96 | 160 | 150 |
Vertical burning flame retardant grade/UL94 | V-0 | V-0 | V-0 | V-0 |
Chemical composition (%) | FACE ≧45 | FACE ≧44 | FACE ≧42 | FACE ≧72 |
SiO₂ ≧52 | SiO₂ ≧48 | SiO₂ ≧54 | SiO₂ ≧27 | |
SiO₂ ≦0.8 | SiO₂ ≦0.2 | SiO₂ ≦0.1 | ||
ZrO ≧7 | ||||
CrO ≧2.5 | ||||
Thermal conductivity (W/mk) | 200℃ ≦0.08 | 200℃≦0.09 | 200℃≦0.09 | |
400℃≦0.12 | 400℃≦0.13 | 400℃≦0.14 | ||
600℃ ≦0.17 | 600℃≦0.18 | 600℃≦0.19 |


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