Hengze Energy-Saving Ceramic Fiber Board

2022-06-14

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Hengze Energy‑Saving Standard Ceramic Fiber Board is manufactured on a highly advanced, continuous‑production, flow‑line production line.

Hengze Energy‑Saving Standard Ceramic Fiber Board is manufactured on an advanced, continuous‑production, state‑of‑the‑art assembly line.
◎ Hengze Energy-Saving Standard Ceramic Fiber Board features a smooth surface, precise dimensions, excellent toughness, easy cutability, and superior thermal insulation performance.
◎ Hengze Energy-Saving Standard Ceramic Fiber Board, categorized by temperature, is widely used as backing material in industrial kilns and on the hot face of low-temperature kilns, contributing to energy savings and reduced consumption while delivering superior performance.
One of the key factors ensuring high yields.

Product Features:
◎ Low heat capacity, low thermal conductivity
◎High compressive strength
◎ Non-brittle material with excellent toughness
◎ Precise dimensions and excellent flatness
◎ Homogeneous structure, easy to machine
◎Easy to install
◎ Continuous production ensures uniform fiber distribution and stable performance.
◎ Excellent thermal stability and thermal shock resistance

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What is ceramic fiber?

Ceramic fiber is a fibrous, lightweight refractory material that boasts numerous advantages, including light weight, high-temperature resistance, excellent thermal stability, low thermal conductivity, low specific heat, and resistance to mechanical vibration. Consequently, it has found widespread application across industries such as machinery, metallurgy, chemical processing, petroleum, ceramics, glass, and electronics. In recent years, driven by the continuous rise in global energy prices, energy conservation has become a national strategic priority in China. Against this backdrop, ceramic fiber—capable of delivering energy savings of 10–30% compared with traditional refractories like insulating bricks and castables—has seen increasingly broad adoption within the Chinese market, with very promising prospects for future development.