Product Description
High Temperature Fabric BellowThe offered bellows areextensively used in hot air furnaces for protecting the inner parts from wear and tear. These bellows are resistant to high temperature, dimensionally precise and meant to serve for a long period of time.Advanced Material ConstructionOur fabric bellows combine inner layers of ceramic or glass fiber with outer silicone or PTFE-coated fabrics, delivering remarkable fire, weather, and corrosion resistance. Multi-layer reinforcement ensures durability while maintaining high flexibility, making them ideal for demanding industrial environments exposed to high temperatures and aggressive media.
Tailored Design and Versatile ApplicationsWhether you require round, rectangular, or any custom shape, our bellows are manufactured to suit a wide spectrum of industries. With customizable head codes, colors, thickness, and connection options (flange, collar, or clamp), these bellows seamlessly integrate into power plants, cement plants, chemical processing, HVAC, and exhaust systems.
Efficient Vibration Absorption and Expansion ControlEngineered to absorb vibrations and thermal expansions, these bellows reduce mechanical stress on piping systems. Their robust design and state-of-the-art manufacturing including sewn and heat-sealed techniques enhance reliability, minimize downtime, and maximize system longevity, even in environments with working pressures up to 0.35 bar (5 psi).
FAQs of High Temp. Fabric Bellows:
Q: How are high temperature fabric bellows installed in industrial systems?
A: Installation is tailored to customer specifications using flanges, collars, or clamping methods. Each bellow is supplied as per your required dimensions, shape, and connection type, making them compatible with both new and existing setups in industries like power plants, chemical plants, and HVAC systems.
Q: What materials are used in the construction of these bellows?
A: These bellows consist of multi-layer high-temperature resistant fabric, with an inner layer of ceramic or glass fiber for insulation, and an outer layer of silicone or PTFE-coated fabric for enhanced weather, UV, fire, and corrosion resistance, providing durability in challenging environments.
Q: When should high temperature fabric bellows be used?
A: Use these bellows when you require flexibility, fire and weather resistance, or thermal expansion absorption in systems operating up to 1200C. Ideal for air, gases, dust, or fume transfer in power, cement, or chemical industries, they safeguard equipment from vibration and mechanical stress.
Q: Where are these bellows commonly utilized?
A: High temperature fabric bellows are widely used in power plants, cement factories, chemical processing facilities, HVAC systems, and exhaust setupswherever robust, fire-resistant expansion joints are essential to protect and prolong equipment life aligning with harsh operational conditions.
Q: What are the benefits of using these bellows compared to conventional joints?
A: They provide superior flexibility, weather, UV, fire, and corrosion resistance, easily accommodate thermal movements, dampen vibrations, require minimal maintenance, and offer custom fitment, making them long-lasting and cost-effective for dynamic pipeline systems.
Q: How are customizations handled for shape, color, and flange type?
A: Customization is achieved by following client-provided specifications or drawings. Options include standard shades (grey, red, black), thicknesses from 1 mm to 7 mm, various flange materials (mild steel or stainless steel), and shapes (rectangular, round, or as per your design).
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