Fiber Module

Fiber modules are made by folding and compressing Fiber needled blankets, and they are the most commonly used thermal insulation blocks in industrial furnaces and kilns. The product is equipped with anchor systems that can connect with the furnace shell, forming a seamless furnace lining. Installation is simple, significantly accelerating furnace lining construction. The product is resistant to most chemicals except hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid, and strong alkalis.

Overview

Fiber modules are formed by folding and compressing fiber needled blankets. They are the most commonly used insulation blocks in industrial furnaces. The classification temperature ranges from 1200°C to 1600°C.

Product nature

Low thermal capacity, low thermal conductivity; easy to process and install; excellent chemical stability; thermal shock and corrosion resistance; elastic fiber blankets resist mechanical forces; easy to install.

Furnace lining and insulation use

Fiber Module is used in furnace lining systems where fast installation, compressed insulation blocks and stable hot-face coverage are required.