Common Applications of Ceramic Fiber Tubes

Ceramic fiber tubes are mainly used for the following purposes:

Thermocouple/Instrument Protection: Used as insulation and protective sheaths for thermocouples and temperature probes, reducing heat loss and extending instrument life.

Industrial Furnace Pipeline Insulation: Suitable for high-temperature insulation of pipes, flues, and burner accessories in various industrial furnaces (heating furnaces, heat treatment furnaces, kilns).

Combustion System Components: Used around burner flame channels and ignition systems, providing insulation, fire protection, and flame stabilization.

Iron and Non-ferrous Metals Industry: Provides high-temperature insulation protection for metal pipelines or temperature measurement parts in continuous casting, heat treatment, and annealing furnaces.

Petrochemical and Chemical Plants: Reduces heat radiation and energy loss in pipelines surrounding cracking furnaces, reformers, and reactors.

Laboratory and Equipment Manufacturing: Used as lightweight, high-temperature resistant insulation tubing in experimental furnaces, tubular furnaces, and high-temperature testing equipment.

Power and Environmental Protection Equipment: Used for localized insulation of high-temperature components in boilers, incinerators, and exhaust gas treatment equipment.

In short: 👉 Ceramic fiber pipes primarily address the issues of  “pipe insulation, protection, and energy saving in high-temperature environments,” and are characterized by being lightweight, heat-resistant, having low thermal conductivity, and being easy to install.