Factory Wholesale Texturized Glassfiber Cloth Exporters - Dusted asbestos Cloth with Aluminium – Wanbo
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Specification: Description:Interwoven from dusted asbestos warp and weft yarns, with Aluminium foil on one side, suitable for fireproof. it is used as thermal insulating materials for boilers and pipe lines etc. used in factories, shipping, power stations and steamers. Also ideal for making protective gloves, working clothes and caz materials at temperatures up to 550℃.Loss on ignition 32% max. Dusted asbestos Cloth with Aluminium Temp.: ≤250~550℃ Width: 1000mm~1200mm Thickness:1.5mm~5.0mm Pa...
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Factory Wholesale Texturized Glassfiber Cloth Exporters - Dusted asbestos Cloth with Aluminium – Wanbo Detail:
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Description:Interwoven from dusted asbestos warp and weft yarns, with Aluminium foil on one side, suitable for fireproof. it is used as thermal insulating materials for boilers and pipe lines etc. used in factories, shipping, power stations and steamers. Also ideal for making protective gloves, working clothes and caz materials at temperatures up to 550℃.Loss on ignition 32% max.
Dusted asbestos Cloth with Aluminium
Temp.: ≤250~550℃
Width: 1000mm~1200mm
Thickness:1.5mm~5.0mm
Packing: In plastic woven bag of 50kg net each
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