Looking for premium quality heat resistant fire blankets or welding blankets for industrial or commercial purposes. Then we have just the right product for you in Fothergill Engineered Fabrics Ltd which is a leading European based weaver and knitter. They have a rich legacy in weaving and knitting of glass fibre, aramid and carbon fibre alongwith manufacturing specialist hybrid fabrics and utilising fibres such as stainless steel in their weaves. They have a range of products that are suitable for all thermal protection and thermal insulation applications.
Fothergill Engineered Fabrics are currently the best choice in the market as they are not only cost effective but also a safe alternative to many currently used fabrics in market as they do not contain asbestos or respirable fibres.
Tyglas Features and Uses:
For Industries where glass fabrics are used as facings for flexible or rigid insulation requiring a maximum continuous operating temperature of 550°C.
For applications with differing maximum continuous temperatures, glass fabrics can coated accordingly for use in fabrication of flexible ductings, expansion joints and explosion membranes.
They also have special coated fabrics for fire blankets to BS EN 1869 (Tyglas FB) and for covering insulation mattresses and valve covers market (Tyglas VC). Tyglas 1000C
Features: Specially treated texturised glass fabrics that can withstand a blowtorch flame more than 1000°C. [ ] They have high strength and abrasion resistance. Uses Their properties makes them particularly suitable to fire barriers and welding blanket applications as they provide greater protection from molten metal spatter.
Tygasil Features: Tygasil silica fabrics are specially treated which in turn increases the silica content to typically a minimum 98%, due to which the fabric retains flexibility at the maximum recommended operating temperature of 950°C.
Tygasil silica fabrics are manufactured in woven, knitted and needled mat form. Uses: Tygasil silica fabrics are reliably suitable for furnace curtains, fire barriers, welding screens and blankets due to their special properties.
Knitted Tygasil Features: Woven silica with improved flexibility [ ] high insulation properties [ ] No respirable fibres [ ] High standards of worker safety and comfort Uses: Serves as a reliable and cost effective replacement for refractory ceramic fibres (RCF’s) in industrial insulation and heat treatment operations. High Temperature Filtration Products Features: [ ] Filter fabric technology for hot gas filtration has been a speciality of Fothergill Engineered Fabrics [ ] The technical team closely works with customers in the development of specially treated glass fabrics for the filtration of molten aluminium. Product range with materials like aramid, quartz and other yarns are also available exclusively with this brand. Ceramic Fabrics Manufactured from Nextel™️ Features: Offers a maximum operating temperature up to 1600°C. Uses: Used for furnace curtains, fire seals, fire barriers and expansion joints.