High temperature fabrics

Final Advanced Materials offers high temperature fabrics resistant to up to 2200°C. These fabrics are mainly used for the manufacture of thermal protections and protective clothing, for the insulation of piping or as a barrier or fire blanket. Of varying widths and thicknesses, some fabric references can be coated to improve their thermal and mechanical properties.

Applications of high temperature Fabrics

• Thermal insulation
• Security curtains
• Clothing and protective equipment (fire and cutting) vExpansion joints and seals

High temperature Fabrics comparative

Our wide range of high temperature Fabrics

Aramid Fabrics

Plain weaved 100% para-aramid fabrics can withstand a peak temperature of 500°C and a continuous temperature of 350°C.

Zetex^® Fabrics

Zetex^® fabrics are available in many different coatings ; silicone, PTFE, ceramic cement or many versions ; reinforced with steel, aluminized, self-adhesive...

Basalt Fabrics

Made from continuous basalt fibres, the basalt fabrics are used for protective purposes such as fire barriers.

Zetex^®Plus Fabrics

Made from vermiculite coated glass fibre, Zetex^®Plus fabrics have exceptional thermal and insulating properties.

Silica Fabrics

S98 silica fibre fabrics are designed for the manufacture of garments and to protect against sparks and metal spray and splashes.

Biosolubles Fibres Fabrics

Biosoluble fibre fabrics are available in 2 mm and 3 mm thicknesses. During production, they are heat-treated to limit flying fibres and dust.

Monofilament Ceramic Fibre Fabrics

Monofilament ceramic fabrics are resistant to continuous temperatures of 1100°C and 1370°C, respectively. They are mainly used in the industry as a heat shield or fire barrier.

Zirconia Fabrics

Zirconia fabrics are flexible textiles composed of yttria stabilized zirconia fibres that offer extreme temperature and chemical resistance in a flexible form.