96%+ SiO₂ high-silica fire-protection fabric
Shipbuilding / refining / insulation jackets / heavy welding

Material illustration, not a photograph of the offered model. Service temperatures require a separate model datasheet.
96%+ SiO₂ high-silica fire-protection fabric
A high-temperature protection material for shipbuilding, refining, removable insulation jackets and heavy-welding enquiries. The available BWS1250 g/m² sample report records 96.63% measured SiO₂ and an A1 reaction-to-fire result; supply specification and scope are verified by model.
- Tested sample
- BWS1250 g/m² (report sample)
- Measured SiO₂ content
- 96.63%
- Composition test method
- GJB 1873-1994 Annex A
- Reaction-to-fire result
- GB 8624-2012 A1
- Tested sample
- Report sample; does not represent every specification
- Test dates
- 2024-12-16 to 2024-12-25
Material illustration, not a photograph of the offered model. Service temperatures require a separate model datasheet.
- Category
- Industrial high-temperature fabrics
- Specification
- Dimensions, thickness / weight, coating, color and quantity
- Customization
- Discuss cutting, sewing, labeling and packaging by model
- Documentation
- Confirmed for the exact model and supply configuration
Excerpt from original sample-test results
The table below is extracted directly from the supplied report. It concerns the reported BWS1250 g/m² high-silica sample: measured SiO₂ 96.63% and tested reaction-to-fire performance meeting A1 requirements.

Temperature selection references — model confirmation required
Published data for some high-silica fabrics use continuous values around 1000°C and short-term values up to 1400°C. These are material-category selection references, not verified service ratings for this offered model or results of its composition report. Exposure duration, heat source, construction and use require further confirmation.
- Continuous-temperature reference
- 1000°C (1832°F)
- Short-term-temperature reference
- 1400°C (2552°F)
Confirm the specification around the application
Images illustrate product families for initial selection. Temperature, fire classification, test standards and use instructions must be verified against the exact model and current documentation.