High Temp Fire Proof Braided Kevlar Core Rope

The Kevlar core reinforces the rope structure, improving tensile strength and reducing stretching during installation. It also helps the rope maintain its round shape under compression and vibration, which improves sealing consistency over time.

Yes. It is commonly used as a stove door gasket rope and for furnace and boiler doors. Choose a diameter that matches the groove or gap and use a compatible high temperature adhesive if required by your equipment design.

It can handle flame exposure in many sealing scenarios, but performance depends on the jacket material and the actual flame intensity. If the rope will face continuous direct flame or higher peak temperatures, a ceramic fiber jacket version is recommended.

Measure the gap or groove and select a rope diameter that compresses properly to form a seal. For door gasket applications, the rope typically compresses by 20 to 40 percent to maintain sealing without preventing door closure.

Some installations may show slight odor during initial heat up, especially if adhesive is used. After the first heating cycle, it typically stabilizes. For low smoke requirements, specify the application and request the most suitable material option.