Ceramic fiber paper is a material used in high-temperature insulation and thermal insulation applications, but special care is required when using it as it may release harmful particulate matter. Here are some things to note when using Aluminum silicate fiber paper :
Prevents inhalation of particulates: Ceramic fiber paper can produce tiny fibers and particles that may be harmful to health when inhaled. When using Aluminum silicate fiber paper, be sure to wear appropriate respiratory protective equipment, such as an N95 mask, to prevent particulate inhalation.
Avoid direct skin contact: The fibers of ceramic fiber paper can irritate skin, so appropriate protective clothing, including long-sleeved clothing and gloves, should be worn when handling to reduce skin contact.
Outdoor use: If possible, use Aluminum silicate fiber paper outdoors to reduce the concentration of particulates in indoor air.
Air Ventilation: Make sure the work area where ceramic fiber paper is used has good ventilation to help exclude suspended particulate matter.
Follow safety regulations: Please comply with local and national safety regulations and regulations to ensure safe operation.
Waste Disposal: Properly handle and dispose of used Aluminum silicate fiber paper, following waste management regulations and placing it in designated waste containers.
Fire protection note: Ceramic fiber paper can withstand high temperatures, but is not fire-resistant. Please avoid exposing it to open flames or high temperature sources to prevent fire or burning of fiber paper.
Learn how to use: Before using Aluminum silicate fiber paper, you should carefully read and follow the instructions and safety recommendations provided by the manufacturer.
Topower Refractory Company has given some operating guidelines and suggestions for the use of ceramic fiber paper:
When handling aluminum silicate fiber paper, appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn, including heat-resistant gloves, goggles, long-sleeved clothing, and respiratory protection to prevent fibers or dust from entering the eyes, skin, or respiratory tract.
When cutting, handling or handling aluminum silicate fiber paper, measures should be taken to control the spread of dust and fibers, such as using wet cutting or vacuuming equipment.
Keep work areas clean and regularly clean and maintain equipment and tools to reduce the accumulation of fibers and dust.
In short, ceramic fiber paper needs to be used with caution, especially to prevent particulate inhalation and reduce skin contact. Follow safety regulations and guidance to ensure safe operation.
