High Temperature Sleeves

Overview: High Temperature Sleeves

Final Advanced Materials offers high temperature sleeves resistant up to 1,700 °C. Different materials are available, depending on the applications. These products are mainly used as insulation in many industries. 

Applications of Sleeves

• Thermal insulation of cable
• Insulation of pipes and exhausts
• Electrical insulation
• High temperature protection
• Splash cover

Comparative Table

¹reinforced with glass ²reinforced with Inconel^®

Our Range of Sleeves

Aramid Fibre Sleeves, up to 400 °C

Aramid fibre sleeves are made from continuous filaments that give them excellent mechanical properties. They maintain their characteristics even against operating temperatures up to 350 °C and peak temperatures up to 400 °C. Mainly used in the industry for thermal sealing, they are also employed for the insulation of cables. Moreover, these sleeves offer good resistance to chemicals and to abrasion. These products are appreciated for their numerous properties and are therefore manufactured in different diameters to meet all needs.

Final Advanced Materials provies aramid fibre sleeves in inner diameters ranging from 10 to 50 mm.

     Applications

• Thermal insulation
• Thermal insulation of cables

Zetex^® Fibre Sleeves, up to 700 °C

Zetex^® fibreglass sleeves from Newtex are flexible and ideal insulation for wiring, electrical cables, and pipes. Available in the standard knitted version or coated with vermiculite, sleeves can withstand temperatures of up to 700 °C. The sleeves are available in different versions, diameters, and thicknesses. The ZetexPlus^® option withstand peak temperature of 1,095 °C.

     Applications

• Thermal insulation
• Insulation of pipes and exhausts
• Insulation of electrical cables and hydraulics

E-Glass Fibre Sleeves, up to 700 °C

E-glass fibre sleeves are highly flexible, thereby facilitating the insertion of cables or pipes to be insulated. These Sleeves are used for the thermal protection and electrical insulation of cables and pipes. Other versions with silicon coating, powder-coating or stainless-steel protection sheath allow to improve their mechanical and dielectric properties. E-glass fibre sleeve are available in a diameter of 12 and 60 mm.

     Applications

• Insulation of industrial ovens
• Insulation gasket

Basalt Fibres Sleeves, up to 800 °C

Basalt fibre sleeves are made from fibres of 8 to 16 μm.  They do not burn, do not melt and produce neither smoke nor toxic gases. Moreover, these products are and are environmentally friendly and recyclable. They can be used for applications involving peak temperatures up to 800 °C and operating temperatures of 700 °C. They have thermal and mechanical properties superior to those of E-glass fibres and can be used in the manufacture of composites. They are also used in the insulation of electrical cables and as thermal protection for pipes and exhausts.

Final Advanced Materials provides basalt fibre sleeves in sections ranging from 1.5 to 22 mm.

     Applications

• Thermal protection for pipes
• Thermal protection for exhausts
• Insulation of electrical cables

Silicate Fibre Sleeves, up to 1,200 °C

Silicate fibre is inorganic and contains no toxic substances. Thanks to the silicate fibre with a 9 μm diameter of their composition, silicate fibre sleeves pose no health risks during handling. Their great technical and mechanical properties make them a good alternative to ceramic fibre products and asbestos products. They are mainly used in the industry for the insulation of cables and pipes. Moreover, these sleeves are also employed for the assembly of heat protection as they can withstand peak temperatures up to 1,100 °C and operating temperatures up to 1,000 °C.

Final Advanced Materials offers silicate fibre sleeves with inner diameters ranging from 1 to 100 mm.

     Applications

• Insulation of cables
• Insulation of pipes
• Electrical insulation
• Heat protection
• Alternative to asbestos products

Biosoluble Fibre Sleeves, up to 1,150 °C

Biosoluble fibre sleeves are non-carcinogenic. They are a safe and reliable alternative to asbestos, ceramic fibre and mineral fibre. Moreover, these products offer great insulation properties. They are therefore used in the industry for the insulation of pipes, exhausts and electrical cables. Their composition enables their dissolution by physiological fluids, allowing pulmonary elimination. Depending on the reinforcement used, sleeves can withstand operating temperatures up to 1,050 °C and peak temperatures up to 1,150 °C.

The biosoluble fibre sleeves provided by Final Advanced Materials are available with an E-glass fibre or a heat-resistant steel reinforcement, thus offering better mechanical properties. They are available with an inner diameter ranging from 8 to 80 mm.

     Applications

• Insulation of pipes
• Insulation of exhausts
• Insulation of electrical cables

Ceramic Fibre Sleeves, up to 1,700 °C

Ceramic sleeves are primarily designed for thermal, electrical and mechanical applications subjected to extreme conditions. Composed mainly of alumina (Al₂O₃) at different percentages, ceramic products can withstand operating temperatures up to 1,400 °C and peak temperatures up to 1,500 °C. These ceramic fibre sleeves offer superior mechanical and thermal properties to other fibrous materials, such as aramid, silica, quartz or glass. They are particularly suitable for the electrical and thermal insulation as well as the protection of cables, tubes, pipes and thermocouples.

     Applications

• Thermal insulation
• Electrical insulation
• Cables, pipes and tubes protection
• Reinforcement of assembled products
• Thermocouples insulation
• Thermal shield
• Insulation gaskets
• Metal treatment at high temperature

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.