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Ceramic Fiber Board

Ceramic Fiber Board
Rigid High-Temperature Ceramic Fibre Insulation

Ceramic Fiber Board Manufacturer & Exporter in India

At Oryvia Refractories, we offer ceramic fibre insulation solutions for industrial applications involving elevated temperatures and thermal management requirements. Our Ceramic Fiber Board is a rigid, lightweight refractory insulation material designed for applications where thermal insulation, structural stability and a self-supporting board format are important.

Ceramic fibre boards are produced using refractory ceramic fibres combined with suitable bonding systems to form rigid insulation panels. Their fibrous structure helps reduce heat transfer and heat storage, making them suitable for selected furnace, kiln and industrial thermal processing applications. Unlike flexible ceramic fibre blankets supplied in rolls, ceramic fibre boards maintain a rigid panel form and can be used in applications requiring a more self-supporting insulation material.

 

Key Characteristics of Ceramic Fiber Board
 

Our ceramic fibre insulation product range is intended for industrial buyers looking for rigid high-temperature insulation materials. The following characteristics describe the general material functionality; actual performance depends on the selected grade and verified technical specification.
 

  • Thermal Insulation
  • Rigid Construction
  • Low Heat Storage
  • Thermal Stability
  • Thermal Shock Resistance
  • Machinability

 

Industrial Applications of Ceramic Fiber Board
 

Ceramic fibre boards are used in industrial equipment where rigid thermal insulation and high-temperature resistance are required. Depending on the selected grade and operating conditions, suitable application areas include:
 

  • Steel Industry
  • Industrial Furnaces
  • Ceramic and Kiln Industry
  • Glass Industry
  • Foundries
  • Petrochemical Industry
  • Power and Boiler Systems
     

Available Product Forms and Dimensions
 

Ceramic Fiber Board is supplied in rigid panel form. Thickness, length, width, density and grade are important purchasing considerations because they directly affect insulation design and installation requirements.

We recommend sharing your required board dimensions, thickness, intended application and quantity with our team so that the appropriate available product configuration can be discussed. Specific standard sizes, custom dimensions and packaging arrangements should be confirmed before placing an order.
 

How to Select the Right Ceramic Fiber Board
 

Selecting an appropriate ceramic fibre insulation board requires evaluating the actual service environment. Our recommended purchasing considerations include:

  • Operating Temperature
  • Grade Selection
  • Density
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Mechanical Requirements
  • Dimensional Requirements
  • Operating Environmen

Why choose us

01
Industrial Refractory Experience We bring over 30 years of industrial experience to our refractory business. Our experience across different industrial requirements helps us understand the importance of selecting suitable insulation materials for high-temperature applications.
02
Dedicated Ceramic Fibre Product Range Our ceramic fibre product portfolio includes different product forms designed for industrial insulation requirements. Ceramic Fiber Board serves applications where a rigid, self-supporting insulation panel is required.
03
Technical Requirement-Based Selection We consider important technical parameters such as operating temperature, density, thermal conductivity, fibre composition and mechanical strength when discussing ceramic fibre board requirements.
04
Multiple Industrial Applications Our refractory business serves diverse industrial requirements. Ceramic fibre insulation boards are relevant to suitable furnace, kiln, steel, foundry, glass and thermal processing applications.
05
International Business Experience We serve customers across more than 20 countries and bring international business experience to our industrial product enquiries and customer relationships.
06
Manufacturing and Project Experience With three manufacturing units and over 700 projects executed globally, we bring established manufacturing and industrial project experience to our refractory business.
Technical Specification

Product Data Sheet For Calcined Bauxite

Parameters 1260 °C ( 2300 °F) 1425 °C ( 2600 °F)
Al2O3 > 40 > 29
SiO2 < 60 < 55
ZrO2 - > 10
Density (kg/m³) 280-320 280-320
Classification Temperature (°C) 1260 1425
Maximum Operating Temperature (°C) 1200 1350
Water Content (%) ≤1 ≤1
Linear Shrinkage after heating (%) 1000°C*24h<2.5 1350°C*24h<2.5
Cold Crushing Strength (MPa) 0.12-0.2 0.12
Loss of Ignition (wt%) ≤7 ≤7
Thermal Conductivity (W/mK)
200°C 0.055 0.078
400°C 0.073 0.102
500°C 0.086 0.116
600°C 0.105 0.135

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is Ceramic Fiber Board?
    Ceramic Fiber Board is a rigid, lightweight thermal insulation material manufactured using refractory ceramic fibres and suitable bonding systems. Its self-supporting panel structure makes it suitable for selected high-temperature applications where flexible insulation blankets are not the preferred format. We offer ceramic fibre insulation solutions for industrial requirements involving furnaces, kilns and thermal processing equipment.
  • What are the main applications of Ceramic Fiber Board?
    Ceramic Fiber Board is commonly used in suitable industrial furnace linings, kiln insulation, furnace doors, thermal barriers and backup insulation systems. Its applications can extend to steel, glass, ceramic, foundry and petrochemical industries. We recommend evaluating the operating temperature, mechanical loading and equipment design before selecting the appropriate insulation board.
  • What is the difference between Ceramic Fiber Board and Ceramic Fiber Blanket?
    The primary difference is their physical construction. Ceramic Fiber Board is a rigid, self-supporting insulation panel, whereas Ceramic Fiber Blanket is a flexible insulation material generally supplied in rolls. Boards are suitable for applications requiring a more rigid structure, while blankets are used where flexibility and conformity to different surfaces are important.
  • What temperature can Ceramic Fiber Board withstand?
    The temperature capability depends on the ceramic fibre composition, selected grade and operating conditions. Classification temperature and continuous operating temperature are not interchangeable. We recommend confirming both values from the applicable product datasheet and considering furnace atmosphere, exposure duration and thermal cycling before selecting a ceramic fibre board.
  • What technical specifications should I check before purchasing Ceramic Fiber Board?
    Important specifications include fibre composition, classification temperature, continuous operating temperature, bulk density, thermal conductivity, permanent linear shrinkage, flexural strength and compressive strength. Board thickness and dimensions are also important for installation. Share your application conditions with us so we can discuss the relevant technical requirements and applicable product information.
  • Which Ceramic Fiber Board grades are available?
    Ceramic fibre boards are available across different industry classifications, including standard, high-purity, high-alumina and zirconia-containing material types. Their properties vary according to composition and intended temperature range. Contact our team to confirm the specific Oryvia product grades, technical specifications and configurations applicable to your requirement.
  • What information is required to request a Ceramic Fiber Board quotation?
    To discuss a quotation, please share your required product grade, operating temperature, board thickness, length, width, purchase quantity and intended industrial application. Additional information about furnace design, operating atmosphere and installation requirements can help us understand your needs more accurately. Our team welcomes enquiries from domestic and international industrial buyers.
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