E-Glass Fibre Braided Ropes 700 °C

E-Glass Fibre Braided Ropes, up to 700 °C

E-glass fibre is particularly attractive for its excellent electrical insulation properties and its resistance to high temperatures. E-glass fibre is rot-proof, remains dimensionally stable, even under intense variations of humidity and temperature and can withstand the main chemical agents.

In the industry, they are used for applications involving peak temperatures up to 700 °C and operating temperatures up to 550 °C. Because they are respirable, E-glass filaments of a diameter under 3 μm can build up in the respiratory system. Filaments over 9 μm can cause skin irritations. To prevent these health-related risks, Final Advanced Materials make their E-glass braided ropes using filaments between 6 and 9 μm.

Final Advanced Materials offers braided ropes in a round or square section in standard diameters ranging from 4 to 60 mm. Different treated braided ropes are also available: with a silicone, rubber or PTFE coating, graphite impregnated, coupled with aramid or a stainless-steel sleeve. These treatments improve their mechanical and sealing properties and reduce pollution from airborne fibres.

For more information regarding the availability, refer to the technical data sheet.

     Applications of E-Glass Braided Ropes

  • Insulating gaskets in industrial furnaces
  • Insulating gaskets in chimneys
  • Insulating gaskets in fireproof doors

General Data on E-Glass Fibre

Technical Data of E-Glass Fibre

These E-glass products complement Newtex’s product range.

Physical variables included in this documentation are provided by way of indication only and do not, under any circumstances, constitute a contractual undertaking. Please contact our technical service if you require any additional information.

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