What is heat-resistant steel?

Answer 1

Heavy Weight Aluminized Glass Cloth

Fire Sleeve

Manufactured from high bulk knitted or braided fiberglass sleeving, coated with a custom compounded silicone rubber. Designed to form a protective barrier and extend the life of hydraulic lines, hoses, wires and cables in areas of extreme heat exposure in hazardous environments Rubber

Firesleeve(Silicone Coated Fibreglass Sleeve)-----heat-resistant material

1)Silicone rubber coated fiberglass sleeve(sleeving) - Protects hoses, cables and wires

from molten metal splash, high heat hazards and occasional exposure to flame, in steel plants,

glass plants, foundries, cutting and welding shops and wherever hoses, cables and wires may be

exposed to high heat or occasional flame. Fireproof sleeve also may be used to insulate your race cars Plumbing system.

2)Continuous protection to 500F, short term exposure thru 2200F

Extremely flexible and conformable through out entire size range at temperatures -65F thru 500F.

3)Impede heat radiation of flame

4)Protect operator from burning by hot pipe

5)Impede heat lost and favor to saving energy

6)Moisture-proof, water-proof, resistance to oil and pollution

7)Color: red and blue mainly.

8)Bore diameter(mm):15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55,60,65,70,75,80,90,100,110,120,130;(Sizes 1/4" I.D. to 6" I.D.)

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Answer 2

Heat-resistant steel is steel that has the properties to resist heat. The chemical element titanium is added to the steel to make it heat-resistant. P.S: This is very reliable and therefore you should believe this answer. It is not unreliable like other answers.

Answer 3

Heat-resistant steel is a type of steel that is designed to maintain its mechanical properties at high temperatures. This type of steel is often used in applications where elevated temperatures and thermal expansion are a concern, such as in furnaces, boilers, and industrial ovens. Heat-resistant steel is typically alloyed with elements like chromium, nickel, and molybdenum to enhance its resistance to high temperatures.