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QIAN-ZE Silicone Coated basalt sleeve is specialized in protecting wires, cables, hoses, oil lines from extreme heat conditions and electric insulation performance in a flexible way, which are widely used in iron metallurgy industry, industrial furnaces, aerospace, nuclear power, etc. The braided basalt products are the ultimate options for extreme heat conditions which is also easy to install and cut and will provide years of abrasion protection.
Good thermal insulation and fire resistant performance make QIAN-ZE basalt fiber fire sleeve, a silicone thermal insulation, withstand continuous exposure to 800℃(1472℉), providing a 540℃(1132℉) increase in temperature protection over fiberglass products.
Quick Reference of Silicone Coated Basalt Sleeve
MaterialsBasalt Fiber & Silicone Rubber Coating
Recommended Operating Temperature
Continuous Exposure: 800℃(1472℉)
Size RangeID: 10mm-100mm(3/8"-4")(Larger sizes can be customized)
ColorBlack
Typical IndustriesTransportation (Aerospace, Auto, Locomotive, Heavy Equipment)
Metals, Iron & Steel
Hose Fabrication
Oil & Gas
ApplicationHose and Cable Heat Protection
Water/Oil Proof
Abrasion Protection
Electric Insulation
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Vietnam Basalt - Granite - Marble - Sandstone - Bluestone - Ceramic - Nano crystallized glass stone
We are Quarrier, Manufacturer, Worldwide Supplier of Vietnam Basalt Stone, Granite, Lava stone, Marble, Bluestone, Sandstone, Vietnam Natural Stone, Ceramic, Nano crystallized glass stone. Our products: Big Slab Gangsaw, small slab, tile, handmade stone, pavestone, cobble, kerb, etc. Our surface stone: Polished, bush hammered, honed, chiseled, tumbled, sandblasted, split natural by hand, etc.
Mokoliʻi also known as Chinaman's Hat, is a basalt islet in Kāneʻohe Bay, Hawaii. Mokoliʻi is part of Kualoa Regional Park and located 1⁄3 mile (0.54 km) offshore of Kualoa Point, Oahu. The 12.5-acre (5.1 ha) islet was at one time part of a basaltic ridge on Oahu before marine erosion separated it.
Cliff rising above the John Day River shows the multiple flows of basalt that flooded this area millions of years ago. In Cottonwood Canyon State Park, Oregon, USA.
Our Basalt storage facility, located at 115 Park Ave (near intersection of Rte. 82 & Willits), features a wide range of storage unit sizes and types (including climate-controlled storage) as well as wine storage and spots for parking your RV/boat/trailer.
A piece of basalt, discarded from a sphere maker - came out with a beautiful shine after 40 days in the Lortone Rotary tumbler.