Temperature resistant material, particularly as substitute for a

Details Temperature resistant material, particularly as substitute for a Temperature resistant material, particularly as substitute for a

1994-08-30

1997-05-20

Czaja, Donald E.

Glass manufacturing

Processes

Reshaping or surface deformation of glass preform

65 24, 65 26, 65357, 653741, 6537411, 6537413, 6537415, C03B 2100, C03B 2900

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056308582

ABSTRACT:
A temperature resistant material consisting of fiber-reinforced glass and fiber-reinforced ceramics, respectively, is described as asbestos substitute in devices for handling hot glass, glass ceramics and ceramics objects.

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