Factory Wholesale Ceramic Fiber Cloth With Aluminum Factory - Twisted Dusted Asbestos rope – Wanbo
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Specification: Description:Twisted with two or more strands of dust free asbestos fiber yarn, Extensively used as caulking, sealing and heat insulation materials on thermal installations and heat conduction systems operated at temperatures up to 480-550 degree C,And also used for making other asbestos products. Metallic wire reinforced on request. Dust free Twisted Asbestos rope Temp.: ≤550℃ Specs.: 6.0mm~50mm Packing: 10kg/roll, In plastic woven bag of 50kg net each
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Factory Wholesale Ceramic Fiber Cloth With Aluminum Factory - Twisted Dusted Asbestos rope – Wanbo Detail:
Specification:
Description:Twisted with two or more strands of dust free asbestos fiber yarn, Extensively used as caulking, sealing and heat insulation materials on thermal installations and heat conduction systems operated at temperatures up to 480-550 degree C,And also used for making other asbestos products. Metallic wire reinforced on request.
Dust free Twisted Asbestos rope
Temp.: ≤550℃
Specs.: 6.0mm~50mm
Packing: 10kg/roll, In plastic woven bag of 50kg net each
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