Product Introduction

Aluminum foil fabric high-temperature-resistant reflective layer is a composite material primarily composed of aluminum foil, a base fabric (such as fiberglass cloth, PET, or PE woven fabric), and an adhesive (such as polyurethane).

It finds extensive applications in areas such as building thermal insulation (including roofs, exterior walls, and underfloor heating systems), industrial pipeline insulation, cold-chain logistics, and automotive thermal shielding. In construction, it is often used in composite systems with materials like rock wool and glass wool to enhance overall thermal performance. For installation, multi-layer flexible insulation structures can be employed, combined with aluminum foil reflective layers to minimize heat loss.

Core Features

High-temperature resistance: The base materials typically include glass fiber fabric and aramid fabric, with a temperature resistance range of –60°C to 500°C (with special models capable of withstanding temperatures above 800°C), enabling long-term stable operation in high-temperature environments.

High-efficiency reflection: The aluminum foil layer reflects more than 90% of infrared and visible light, reducing heat radiation transfer and minimizing heat loss or gain.

Easy to process: The material is flexible and pliable, allowing it to be cut, rolled, and shaped to fit complex curved surfaces or irregular structures such as pipelines, equipment, and building walls.

Additional Protection: Some products offer waterproof, moisture-resistant, and corrosion-resistant properties, making them suitable for harsh environments such as humid or acidic/alkaline conditions.

Common applications include pipeline insulation, thermal insulation for industrial equipment, reflective thermal insulation for building roofs and walls, and heat dissipation and protection in new energy systems such as photovoltaics and energy storage.

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