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Aramid/Fiberglass Fabric

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1,314 Products

Raw Materials

Fabric

Use to cover, clean, and insulate objects

Felt

Thicker and more absorbent than fabric for insulating, polishing, cushioning, and gasketing

Safety Equipment

Heat-Resistant Blankets

Heat-Resistant Blankets

Drape over surfaces or wrap around parts to protect them from flames, sparks, and weld spatter

Welding Pads

Smaller than blankets to prevent heat and flame damage in localized areas

Curtains

Pull shut to protect against dust, weld spatter, heat, and splashing liquid

Reflective Blankets

Reflective Blankets

Stay warm during emergencies, even in rainy and windy conditions

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Thermal Insulation Sheets

Thermal Insulation Sheets

Line the walls of furnaces, freezers, ductwork, and buildings to keep heat in or out

Pipe Insulation

Pipe Insulation

Fit around pipe, tubing, and tanks to reduce heat loss or condensation

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