Alumina Fiber

Alumina Fiber

Alumina-silica fiber is a continuous fiber. Its most significant feature is being completely Boron-Free, ensuring no boron vapor generation at high temperatures, making it ideal for semiconductor processes requiring extreme atmospheric purity.


Composed of thousands of filaments with a diameter of only 7 microns, it possesses extremely high tensile strength and modulus. Besides industrial insulation, it is an ideal reinforcement material for Metal Matrix Composites (FRM) and Ceramic Matrix Composites (CMC).

  • Boron-Free: Prevents chemical contamination at high temperatures.
  • Continuous Filament: High strength, flexible, and easy to process into various textiles.
  • High Heat Resistance: Service temperature up to 1,250°C.
  • Electrical Insulation: Excellent electrical insulation and low dielectric constant.
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Typical Properties

Item 70/30
Chemical Composition (Al₂O₃ / SiO₂) 72% / 28%
Filament Diameter 7 μm
Density 2.9 g/cm³
Tensile Strength 1,967 MPa (200 Kgf/mm²)
Tensile Modulus 167 GPa (17,000 Kgf/mm²)
Service Temperature 1,250°C
Softening Point 1,800°C

Product Forms

Available in various textile forms:

  • Yarn: Basic continuous fiber for weaving or winding.
  • Fabric: For heat shields and high-temperature gaskets.
  • Tape: For pipe and cable wrapping.
  • Sleeve: For thermocouple and wire insulation protection.
  • Chopped Fiber: For composite material reinforcement.