Cerawil Ceramic Fiber Paper for Thermal Insulation
Cerawil Ceramic Fiber Paper is available in three sizes: 1 mm × 610 mm × 25 m, 3 mm × 610 mm × 20 m, and 6 mm × 610 mm × 10 m. Density: 200 kg/m³; maximum temperature: 1260°C.
Product description
Cerawil Ceramic Fiber Paper is available in three sizes: 1 mm × 610 mm × 25 m, 3 mm × 610 mm × 20 m, and 6 mm × 610 mm × 10 m. Density: 200 kg/m³; maximum temperature: 1260°C.
Product selection and use guide
Cerawil Ceramic Fiber Paper for Thermal Insulation belongs to the ceramic fibre range; its board, blanket, paper or textile form determines how it is used. Paper form is a thin fibre sheet for designed lining or gasket details.
How to choose
Match form, thickness, density where relevant, reinforcement and binder to the lining detail. Request service-temperature data for the exact type rather than copying another brand rating. Check thickness and support; do not treat it as a rigid board.
Applications to consider
Consider thermal lining, gasket or equipment wrapping details as appropriate to the form and design.
Use limitations
Classification temperature is not automatically continuous service temperature. Follow fibre safety, retention and surface protection instructions; this material alone is not a complete firestop system.
Pre-order checklist
- Include drawings, operating conditions and exact type.
- Confirm thickness, form, reinforcement needs and handling and cutting instructions.
- Include gasket patterns or lining areas and required thickness.
Frequently asked questions
Do all ceramic fibres have the same service limits?
No. Composition, form, reinforcement and binder may differ; use the selected type data sheet.
Is classification temperature the continuous service temperature?
Do not equate them. Request service recommendations for the equipment conditions and lining design.
What should be planned when cutting ceramic fibre?
Follow manufacturer safety instructions, control dust and plan fibre containment and retention.
Is ceramic paper ordinary paper?
No. Check fibre and binder identity in the data sheet and follow fibre-product handling instructions.
This guide supplements the original description; it does not replace technical data sheets or project design. Match the type and dimensions to the product specifications and obtain written confirmation for special requirements.