Hengze Energy-Saving Ceramic Fiber Cotton

2022-06-14

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Hengze Energy‑saving standard ceramic fiber blow‑in cotton is produced by electrofusing coal gangue and employing a blow‑in fiber‑forming process. ◎ Hengze Energy‑saving standard ceramic fiber spun cotton is produced by electrofusing coal gangue and using a spinning‑fiber process.

Hengze Energy-Saving Ordinary Ceramic Fiber Blown Cotton is produced via an electro‑melting process using coal gangue, followed by a blown‑fiber manufacturing technique.
◎ Hengze energy-saving standard ceramic fiber spun cotton is produced via an electric-melting process using coal gangue, employing a spinning‑fiber technique.
◎ Hengze Energy-Saving Ceramic Fiber Spun Cotton is produced via a centrifugal spinning process using an electrofused alumina–silica mixture.
◎ Hengze Energy-Saving Ceramic Fiber Blown Cotton is produced via a spray‑forming process using an electrofused alumina–silica mixture.
◎ Hengze Energy-Saving Ceramic Fiber Spun Cotton is produced by spinning a mixture of electrofused alumina, silica, and zirconia into fibers.

Product Features:
◎ Low heat capacity, low thermal conductivity;
◎ Excellent chemical stability;
◎ Excellent thermal stability; resistant to pulverization at high temperatures.
◎ Does not contain binders or corrosive substances;
◎ Excellent sound absorption;

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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.