Heat Resistance Quartz Fiber Yarn For Weaving
Heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for weaving has a purity of 99.98% and a density of 2.2g/cm3. Tensile strength 7GPa; tensile modulus 70GPa.
Heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for woven fabrics has excellent dielectric properties, good chemical stability, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, low thermal conductivity and thermal shock resistance.
1. Product Introduction
Heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for woven fabrics is a continuous long fiber made of high-purity silica and natural quartz crystals. Its SiO2 content can reach more than 99.95%. It is currently the flexible inorganic material with the lowest dielectric properties and the highest temperature resistance.
Heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for woven fabrics can replace alkali-free glass fiber, high silica fiber, basalt fiber, etc., and has unique advantages in ultra-high temperature and aerospace fields.
In addition, the linear expansion coefficient of heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for weaving is small, and it has the rare characteristic that the elastic modulus increases with increasing temperature.
2. Product Parameter
Model | Tex | Twist/m |
SR101-51 | 51 | 70-140 |
SR101-72 | 72 | |
SR101-96 | 96 | |
SR101-136 | 136 | |
SR101-195 | 195 | |
SR101-200 | 200 | |
SR101-220 | 220 | |
SR101-390 | 390 |
3. Product Feature
Excellent dielectric properties: the dielectric constant is only 3.74 and the dielectric loss is only 0.0002. It is an excellent wave-transparent material at high temperatures.
Ultra-high temperature resistance: long-term use temperature 1050 ~ 1200 ℃, softening point temperature 1700 ℃, thermal shock resistance, longer service life.
Low thermal conductivity: The thermal expansion coefficient is small, only 0.54×10-6∕K, which is one-tenth that of ordinary glass fiber. It is both heat-resistant and insulating.
4. Product Details
Heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn for woven fabrics has good insulation properties and high resistivity. The resistivity is 1×1018Ω·cm~1×106Ω·cm at 20℃~1000℃, and has a long service life.
The fire-extinguishing blankets that appear in current fire-fighting training can be made of woven heat-resistant quartz fiber yarn.
Lightweight, insulated, can be used repeatedly.