Refractory tape

Refractory tape

Refractory tape is woven from refractory fibers that are similar to refractory fabrics, but the difference with the fabric is that the width of the refractory tape is up to 20 cm.

These tapes have acceptable heat tolerance, considerable strength, resistance to abrasion and tension, high mechanical strength and high resistance to applied pressures.

Also, having an acceptable dielectric property makes these strips usable for electrical insulation.

The heat tolerance of these refractory strips is more than 1000 degrees Celsius.

In this section, we will discuss some general applications of refractory tape:

Making washers ‌ for sealing
Sealing of valves and valves
Application in insulation of wires
Sealing the exhaust pipes
In the insulation of boilers
If it has dielectric properties, electrical insulation of home appliances
Insulation of induction glass melting furnaces
In this section, we will discuss some of the most prominent and important bars along with their applications and features:

Fiberglass refractory tape: Fiberglass tape, which has good heat tolerance and excellent strength, is also a suitable alternative to asbestos tape, which is composed of fiberglass. This tape has taropodic texture. Its heat tolerance is up to 650 degrees Celsius, which can be used in the production of safe equipment such as firefighting clothing.
Asbestos refractory tape: This tape is the most compressed tape that has pure asbestos fibers that have a sword-shaped appearance. This old tape can withstand temperatures up to 550 degrees Celsius and has a width of 1.5 to 5 cm. Its index characteristics can be penetrated Its impossibility against chemicals, water and oil.
Ceramic fiber refractory tape: This tape is 3 mm thick and is composed of ceramic fibers with fiberglass fibers that have a very high heat tolerance up to 1200 degrees Celsius. This tape is available in three types: ordinary, wired and foil, and also has Width is 2 to 10 cm.
Graphite Refractory Tape: Graphite fireproof tape reduces the brittleness of the product by impregnating it with carbon fibers.
Other components of this product are pure graphite fibers that can withstand temperatures up to 700 degrees Celsius and can be produced and supplied with or without glue.