Quartz Fiber Fabric Cloth is a high-purity textile made from fused silica quartz fibers, offering exceptional thermal stability, chemical resistance, and electrical insulation properties. Designed to perform under extreme conditions, this fabric can withstand continuous temperatures up to 1000°C and short-term exposure beyond 1200°C without degradation, making it ideal for high-temperature insulation, aerospace applications, and advanced composites.
· Withstands continuous temperatures up to 1000°C and short-term exposure beyond 1200°C
· Exceptional thermal stability and low thermal conductivity
· Excellent chemical resistance, especially to acids and corrosives
· Strong electrical insulation properties
· Outstanding dimensional stability under heat
· Resistant to degradation in extreme environments
· High-temperature insulation
· Aerospace and defense components
· Semiconductor manufacturing
· Fire protection systems
· Metallurgy and chemical processing
Quartz fiber fabric cloth is renowned for its exceptional thermal stability, making it an ideal material for applications in extremely high-temperature environments.
Quartz fibers can maintain mechanical strength and structural integrity at extremely high temperatures.
Typically, the fabric can withstand temperatures above 1000°C, far exceeding most synthetic fibers.
High-temperature insulation: furnace linings, kiln blankets, heat shields.
Aerospace and automotive: thermal protection for engines, exhaust systems, and composite reinforcements.
Electrical insulation: high-temperature resistant cable sleeves and insulating panels.
Retains strength, flexibility, and stability even after prolonged exposure to extreme heat.
Resistant to oxidation, thermal fatigue, and mechanical stress, ensuring long-term reliability.
Can be combined with coatings, resins, or other composite materials to enhance chemical resistance, abrasion resistance, or structural performance.
Quartz fiber fabric cloth provides unmatched high-temperature performance, maintaining its mechanical properties even above 1000°C, making it essential for industrial, aerospace, and high-heat applications.
