Azur Ceramic Fiber

Ceramic Fiber is a thermal and fire proofing material includes long, flexible, and interwoven spun fibers produced for appliances operating at 650-1430°C. Ceramic fiber is obtained by mixing the raw materials of aluminum, silica and zirconium homogeneously, melting them at high temperatures, and beating the melt against disks rotating at high speed to create fibers.

Ceramic Fiber is used in the insulation of industrial ovens, boiler tubes and flues, and technical appliances, which operate at very high temperatures. Ceramic Fiber is vapor and chemical resistant (with the exception of phosphoric and hydrofluoric acid, and strong alkaline materials, such as Na20 and K20). It maintains its thermal insulation properties and characteristics despite continuous wetting and drying.