Ceramic fiber technical data for ceramic fiber furnace projects

01Engineering resources

Ceramic fiber technical data

Ceramic fiber grades from 1260 to 1900, with product-specific densities, dimensions and processing options.

7 grades1260–1900 available
Product-leveltechnical data
Currentdata sheet by request

02Overview

Review available grades, densities, dimensions and processing options for ceramic fiber board, blanket, paper, modules and vacuum-formed parts. Furnace chambers and heating assemblies are specified separately from their working-zone, electrical and equipment-interface data.

03Technical information

Ceramic fiber grades, dimensions and product formats.

Ceramic fiber board is available in grades from 1260 to 1900. Standard sheet formats include 1200 × 1000 mm and 1000 × 600 mm, with 20–100 mm thickness. Grade 1600 blanket is available in 96, 128 and 150 kg/m³ densities, 620 or 1220 mm widths, and 10, 12.5 or 25 mm thicknesses.

Rigid ceramic fiber board
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Ceramic fiber board grade range

Density by grade: 1260: 250–400; 1400: 250–400; 1500: 300–400; 1600: 400; 1700: 350–400; 1800: 400–500; 1900: 600–700 kg/m³. Boards can be cut, drilled, slotted or CNC-machined from a dimensioned drawing.

  • Grade-specific density and composition
  • 20–100 mm standard thickness
  • Cut, drilled and CNC-machined profiles
Open board specifications →
Ceramic fiber blanket roll and sheet
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Ceramic fiber blanket sizes and densities

Ceramic fiber blanket is available in grades from 1260 to 1900, with density, roll width and thickness selected for the lining design. Grade 1600 options include 96, 128 and 150 kg/m³ densities, 620 and 1220 mm widths, and 10, 12.5 and 25 mm thicknesses. Custom roll and cut-piece dimensions are available.

  • 96 / 128 / 150 kg/m³ densities
  • 620 / 1220 mm widths
  • 10 / 12.5 / 25 mm thicknesses
Open blanket specifications →
Thin ceramic fiber paper
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Ceramic fiber paper supply formats

Standard roll formats include 30 m × 610 mm × 2 mm, 20 m × 610 mm × 3 mm and 12 m × 610 mm × 5 mm. Available constructions cover 1000, 1200 and 1350°C working-temperature options, with converted sheets, strips and die-cut parts made to requirement.

  • 2 / 3 / 5 mm standard thicknesses
  • 610 mm standard roll width
  • Rolls, sheets, strips and die-cut parts
View paper specifications →
Compressed ceramic fiber module
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Ceramic fiber module sizes

A common module face size is 300 × 300 mm with 150–300 mm thickness. Grade, density, compression, folded or sewn construction, and anchor type are selected for the furnace casing and lining pattern.

  • 1260 / 1400 / 1500 / 1600 grades
  • Built-in, screw and other fixing arrangements
  • Custom density and compression
View module specifications →

+Board material selection

Board density and composition by grade.

The board range uses different alumina-silica and high-alumina formulations. Density and chemical composition are specified for the selected grade, rather than assumed from the ceramic fiber name alone.

Typical board material data
GradeDensity (kg/m³)Al₂O₃ (%)Al₂O₃ + SiO₂ (%)
1260250–4004398
1400250–4004598
1500300–4006098
16004006498
1700350–4007599
1800400–5007599.5
1900600–7008799.5

Standard sheet formats include 1200 × 1000 mm and 1000 × 600 mm, with 20–100 mm thickness. Custom dimensions, density and machining are available. Operating atmosphere and thermal cycling are considered when selecting the grade; the material safety data sheet applies to the specified composition.

04Selection table

1260–1900 ceramic fiber grades

Choose the product form first, then match the grade, density, dimensions and machining to its position in the furnace. Grade 1900 material has a maximum service temperature up to 1800°C.

GradeTypical selection basisAvailable formsInformation for quotation
1260General high-temperature insulation starting gradeBoard, blanket, paper, formed partsSize, thickness, shape and density
1400Higher-temperature fiber materialsBoard, blanket, paper, formed partsProduct values and operating conditions
1500Specialty higher-grade materialsSelected boards, formed parts and engineered componentsAvailability, geometry and density
1600Advanced high-temperature materialsSelected rigid and engineered formsOperating temperature, atmosphere and construction
1700High-alumina applicationsSelected formed and rigid productsProduct form, handling and interfaces
1800Very-high-temperature specialty productsSelected engineered productsApplication-specific technical data
1900Highest available ceramic fiber gradeSelected specialty productsProduct form and operating atmosphere; maximum service up to 1800°C

05Product selection steps

Information to include with a material order.

State the product form, grade, dimensions, density and any machining or packing requirements.

Machined ceramic fiber blocks, sleeves and support shapes
  1. 01

    Choose product form

    Board, blanket, paper, module, formed shape or engineered chamber.

  2. 02

    Confirm grade

    Match the normal and peak temperatures, atmosphere, cycling and position in the insulation system.

  3. 03

    Define physical variables

    Set dimensions, thickness, shape, density, machining and tolerances.

  4. 04

    Add order details

    State quantity, sample requirement, destination and any inspection documents needed.

08Technical FAQ

Ceramic fiber technical-data questions.

01What temperature grades does SYNTHE supply?+

Available grades are 1260, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800 and 1900.

02Can dimensions, thickness and density be customized?+

Yes. Size, thickness, shape and density can be made to suit the product and drawing.

03What is the maximum service temperature for 1900 grade material?+

Grade 1900 material has a maximum service temperature up to 1800°C, depending on product form and operating conditions.

04Where can I get a product data sheet?+

Product data sheets are available in the download center. For a quotation, email the product family, grade, dimensions, operating conditions and quantity to info@synthe-corp.com.

10Technical information

Request the data sheet or document required for your product.

Email the product family, operating conditions, known dimensions and required document type.