High-Temperature Graphite Coated Fiberglass Fabric

Graphite coated fiberglass fabric is a high-performance composite material consisting of a woven fiberglass substrate impregnated or coated with a conductive graphite-based layer.

• Withstands direct exposure to 700°C continuous heat without degradation, protecting underlying surfaces.

• The graphite coating effectively reflects radiant heat, minimizing energy loss in high-temperature environments.

• Offers excellent resistance to molten metal splash, slag, and most corrosive chemicals, extending product lifespan.

• Used as welding curtains and spatter protection blankets to shield equipment and personnel.

• Serves as a flexible connector in high-temperature ductwork and exhaust systems.

• Ideal for wrapping exhaust pipes, turbines, and industrial furnace components.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Is this fabric electrically conductive?
  A: Yes, the graphite coating provides surface electrical conductivity. Proper grounding should be considered if used near sensitive electronic equipment or open electrical contacts.
• Q: Can this fabric be cut and sewn?
  A: Yes, the graphite-coated fiberglass fabric maintains good flexibility and mechanical integrity, allowing it to be easily cut, die-punched, or sewn with high-temperature thread for custom gaskets and blankets.