What are the differences between ceramic fiber products and other types of insulation materials?

Ceramic fiber products differ from other insulation materials in several ways. They offer high temperature resistance, often suitable for applications above 1000掳C, whereas traditional materials like fiberglass or mineral wool have lower temperature limits. Ceramic fibers are lightweight and flexible, allowing for easier installation in various shapes and sizes. They also have low thermal conductivity, providing excellent insulating properties. Unlike some other materials, ceramic fibers are non-combustible and do not support combustion, making them a safer choice in high-temperature environments. Additionally, they are resistant to thermal shock and have a long service life. Other insulation materials may excel in different areas, such as acoustic insulation or cost-effectiveness, but ceramic fiber's unique properties make it ideal for high-temperature and high-performance applications.