Silicone Rubber Coated Ceramic Insulation Fabric with Metal Wire Glass Fiber Insert

Ceramic insulation fabric is designed for higher temperature insulation environments than standard fiberglass fabrics. It is often used near furnaces, hot metal processing, and extreme heat equipment zones. Fiberglass fabrics are typically chosen for moderate high temperature applications.

The silicone rubber coating improves abrasion resistance, reduces dusting and fraying, and provides a moisture and splash resistant barrier. It also makes the fabric easier to clean and handle during fabrication.

The insert increases mechanical strength and dimensional stability. It helps the fabric keep its shape, improves tear resistance, and supports repeated handling during blanket making, wrapping, and fastening.

Yes. It is commonly used as an outer cover fabric for removable insulation blankets. It can be cut and sewn, and the reinforced structure helps achieve stronger seams and better durability.

It is often used for welding and spark protection covers and thermal shielding. For direct molten splash exposure, the project environment should be evaluated so the correct fabric thickness and base ceramic grade can be selected.