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Aluminized PET Film Coated Fiberglass Radiant Heat Reflective Fabric - High Temperature Heat Resistant
400°F / 204°C Continuous Exposure: Higher Intermittent
AluMaxTM high temperature, heat resistant poly-layered aluminized PET coated fabric reflects radiant heat and is the perfect protection for covering equipment that is in close proximity to intense radiant sources such as super-hot metal slabs, liquid and molten metals or glass, open flame/plasma or engine exhaust manifolds. Excellent long term flexibility for use in garments, with or without liner materials.
This heat reflective fabric reflects 95% or more of the radiant heat that contacts its surface. Constructed from a high-temperature base filament or texturized fiberglass fabric.
The base fabric will withstand continuous operation at 400°F / 204°C, this fabric will withstand short duration exposure up to 1115°F / 600°C and up to 3000°F / 1650°C for very short durations. .
Available in the following base fabric weights:
Filament woven substrate: 8, 11, 15, 27 oz/sq/yd
Textrized woven substrate: 12.5, 22 and 26 oz/sq/yd.
This fabric is also available with a self-adhesive backing. The adhesive is acrylic based, and will burn-off or vaporize at temperatures above 400°F. If prolonged use of the self-adhesive fabric above 400°F is desired, then alternate securing methods such as fasteners, wire or clamps should be used. Personnel should avoid inhaling fumes from the PSA.
The base fabric will withstand continuous operation at 400°F / 204°C, this fabric will withstand short duration exposure up to 1115°F / 600°C and up to 3000°F / 1650°C for very short durations. .
Available in the following base fabric weights:
Filament woven substrate: 8, 11, 15, 27 oz/sq/yd
Textrized woven substrate: 12.5, 22 and 26 oz/sq/yd.
This fabric is also available with a self-adhesive backing. The adhesive is acrylic based, and will burn-off or vaporize at temperatures above 400°F. If prolonged use of the self-adhesive fabric above 400°F is desired, then alternate securing methods such as fasteners, wire or clamps should be used. Personnel should avoid inhaling fumes from the PSA.
