Fibre glass rope, Ø 20mm oven door seal, glass fibre rope, 9 METRE LENGTH. ML Furnaces Spares
Newark, Nottinghamshire
£48.60
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Description
9 METRES Ø 20mm Glass fibre rope, 20mm diameter fibre glass rope. MLF Grade - Hard
Price EX Works: £40.50 + VAT.
Maximum Operating Temperature: 350°C
Glass fibre tapes and glass fibre ropes are insulating materials made of high-temperature glass fibres woven together to form ropes or flat tapes. Sometimes called lagging rope or ladder tape the highly flexible material has low thermal conductivity and excellent mechanical strength. Glass fibre tapes and ropes are also ideal insulation purposes, helping to retain heat and fumes such as in exhaust systems.
Advantages of glass fibre
Due to its high-temperature resistance and low thermal conductivity properties, glass fibre tapes and ropes are excellent for insulating hot water pipes or flues. Glass fibre is also widely used as a gasket or seal for ovens and stoves. The material has excellent abrasion resistance, so it is not easily worn away by rubbing or friction.
Should I use glass fibre rope or tape?
The type of insulation you choose depends on the environment and application you are in.
Where are glass fibre tapes and ropes used?
Round Ropes are typically used for gaskets, caulking of oven and furnace doors, wood stoves and expansion joints.
Our range of glass fibre tapes and ropes are available in a range of lengths, widths, thicknesses and diameters to suit your industrial or domestic needs.
We have a wide range of glass fibre tapes and ropes in stock so please contact us if you have a specific item which you require.
Postage for this item can be quoted on request at an additional charge. Please contact us via Gumtree or telephone with your address details for a quotation, alternatively you are welcome to collect from our premises in Nottinghamshire.
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