Fiberglass fabric is a high-performance material specifically engineered for the manufacture of fire blankets and thermal protection systems. Woven from high-quality, continuous E-glass or C-glass filament yarns， this fabric provides an excellent solution for smothering small fires by cutting off the oxygen supply. It offers a perfect balance of flexibility, durability, and extreme heat resistance, making it the ideal choice for both residential and industrial fire safety applications. The fabric is available in various weaves (twill, satin) and can be supplied with optional coatings (silicone, vermiculite, acrylic) to enhance its performance in specific environments.
Key Features & Benefits
· Exceptional Heat Resistance: Capable of withstanding continuous operating temperatures up to 550°C (1000°F) and short-term exposure to extreme heat, ensuring reliable protection in critical moments. Coated versions can handle molten metal splash and spikes up to 1200°C (2200°F).
· Inherent Flame Resistance: Made from non-combustible glass fibers, the fabric will not burn, melt, or drip. It effectively acts as a barrier to flames, sparks, and radiant heat.
· High Tensile Strength & Durability: The fabric offers excellent tear and break resistance. Steel wire reinforced versions are available for applications demanding extra strength and dimensional stability under extreme stress.
· Excellent Thermal Insulation: The fabric’s construction provides low thermal conductivity, effectively shielding people and objects from intense heat.
· Chemical & Corrosion Resistance: It resists degradation from most acids, alkalis, oils, and solvents, ensuring long-term performance in harsh industrial environments.
· Flexible & Conformable: Despite its strength, the fabric is soft and flexible, allowing it to easily wrap around irregularly shaped objects or be draped over a person for emergency escape.
Application:
· Fire Blankets: The primary material for home, kitchen, car, and laboratory fire blankets.
· Welding Protection: Used as welding blankets and curtains to shield against sparks and slag.
· Personal Emergency Protection: Can be used as a fireproof cloak to wrap around a person whose clothes are on fire or as a shield when escaping a fire.
· Industrial Insulation: Serves as thermal insulation for pipes, boilers, and furnace curtains.
· Fire Barriers: Used in the construction of fire curtains, smoke barriers, and fireproof covers for equipment.
· High-Temperature Sealing: Functions as a gasket or seal in high-temperature environments.