Introduction to the functions of high-temperature resistant and environmentally friendly hard calcium silicate materials in glass factories

In the industrial field that pursues ultimate energy efficiency and reliability, especially in harsh environments such as ships, aerospace, ceramics, and high-temperature kilns, traditional insulation materials often face challenges such as insufficient insulation, bulky size, and short lifespan. How to provide a lightweight, efficient, and durable "thermal barrier" for large equipment (such as DN1100 and above specification pipelines) and complex structures (such as ceramic ducts, smoke chambers, kiln hoods) has become the key to improving overall system performance. Rosewool Insulation Refractory Co.,Ltd, focusing on cutting-edge technology, has ingeniously launched high-performance nano insulation boards. With their ultra-low thermal conductivity, excellent strength, outstanding temperature resistance, and long service life, they are redefining the new standard for high-temperature insulation.

Ceramic fiber blankets, composed primarily of aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃) and silica (SiO₂), are innovative inorganic refractory materials renowned for their high-temperature resistance, low thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and lightweight flexibility. These properties have made them indispensable in industrial energy conservation, architectural insulation, fire safety, and specialized environmental protection. This article explores ten core applications of ceramic fiber blankets, supported by 2025 technological advancements and real-world case studies.

When handling high-temperature heat insulation blankets, it is crucial to wear appropriate protective gear to ensure safety and minimize potential health risks. These blankets are often used in industrial settings where temperatures can be extremely high, and fibers from the insulation material can cause irritation or more serious health issues if not handled properly.