Thickness 0.04 inch Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric For High
Temperature Resistant Soft Connection
Description:
0.04 inch Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric is a highly versatile
material that is known for its excellent heat resistance,
durability, and flexibility. It is made by weaving together
fiberglass yarns and coating the resulting fabric with a layer of
high-quality silicone. This coating provides the fabric with
superior heat resistance, making it an ideal material for use in a
wide range of high-temperature applications.
One of the key advantages of 0.04 inch Silicone Coated Fiberglass
Fabric is its ability to withstand extremely high temperatures. The
silicone coating on the fabric can withstand temperatures up to 500
degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for use in high-heat
environments like welding or metalworking. Additionally, the fabric
is highly durable and can withstand repeated exposure to high
temperatures without degrading or losing its protective properties.
Another benefit of 0.04 inch Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric is
its flexibility. The fabric is highly pliable and can be easily
manipulated to fit around complex shapes or surfaces. This makes it
an ideal material for use in applications like thermal shielding,
where it may need to conform to irregular or curved surfaces.
Conveyor belts:
Silicone rubber compound fiberglass cloth has superior smooth
surface,heat resistant property,anti-corrosive property and strong
mechanical strength,so it can be made into conveyor belts for heat
and corrosive and corrosive working environment.
Below is our products sheet
| Thickness(mm) | Colour | Width(m) | Length(m/roll) | Working Temperature(℃) | Gram per square meter (g/m2) | MOQ |
| 1.0 | Red/Black and so on | 1/1.2 | 50 | 250 | 1650 | negotiable |
| 1.5 | Red/Black and so on | 1/1.2 | 50 | 250 | 2450 | negotiable |
| 2.0 | Red/Black and so on | 1/1.2 | 50 | 250 | 3300 | negotiable |
| 2.5 | Red/Black and so on | 1/1.2 | 50 | 250 | 4100 | negotiable |
| 3.0 | Red/Black and so on | 1/1.2 | 25 | 250 | 4800 | negotiable |
Steps:
Weaving: First, fiberglass yarns are woven together on a loom to
create a fiberglass fabric. The weaving process can be customized
to create different patterns and densities, depending on the
desired characteristics of the final product.
Coating: After the fiberglass fabric has been woven, it is coated
with a layer of silicone using a specialized coating machine. The
silicone coating is applied to both sides of the fabric, which
helps to improve its heat resistance, flexibility, and durability.
Curing: Once the silicone coating has been applied, the fabric is
cured in an oven at high temperatures for a specific amount of
time. This process helps to bond the silicone to the fiberglass
fibers, creating a strong and durable fabric that can withstand
high temperatures and mechanical stress.
Cutting and packaging: After the fabric has been cured, it is cut
to the desired size and packaged for shipping. The fabric may be
sold in rolls or sheets, depending on the intended use.
