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Sylramic™ SiCFiber, Tow

Reinforcement Material:Other Reinforcement Material
Reinforcement Form:Satin Weave Fabric
Features:Chemical Resistant, Thermal Stability, Good Thermal Stability, High Stiffness, Excellent Creep Resistance, Oxidation Resistant, High Modulus, Good Mechanical Properties, Crystalline, High Strength, Excellent Creep, Chemical Resistance

Sylramic™ SiCFiber, Tow is supplied on 3 inch diameter cardboard spools. Lengths up to 800 meters (145 grams) are available. Tow length may vary depending upon availability and customer requirements.

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Nicalon™ SiC Fiber

Reinforcement Material:Other Reinforcement Material
Reinforcement Form:Satin Weave Fabric
Features:Chemical Resistant, Good Thermal Stability, Thermal Stability, Good Mechanical Properties, Low Dielectric Constant, Chemical Resistance, Oxidation Resistant, High Strength, High Modulus
Synonyms:Carbon Silicide, SiC, Silicon (IV) Carbide, Silicon Monocarbide

Nicalon™ SiC Fiber is a multi-filament silicon carbide-type fiber manufactured by NGS Advanced Fibers Co., Ltd. of Japan. The fiber is homogeneously composed of ultra-fine beta-SiC crystallites and an amorphous mixture of silicon, carbon, and oxygen. The fiber has excellent strength and modulus properties for ceramic fibers, and retains its properties at high temperatures. NICALON™ is highly resistant to oxidation and chemical attack.

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Hi-Nicalon™ SiC Fiber

Reinforcement Material:Other Reinforcement Material
Reinforcement Form:Satin Weave Fabric
Features:Chemical Resistant, Good Thermal Stability, Thermal Stability, Chemical Resistance, Oxidation Resistant, High Strength, High Modulus
Synonyms:Carbon Silicide, SiC, Silicon (IV) Carbide, Silicon Monocarbide

Hi-Nicalon™ SiC Fiber is a multi-filament silicon carbide-type fiber manufactured by NGS Advanced Fibers Co., Ltd. (NGS) of Japan. NGS is known worldwide as the leading manufacturer and innovator of multifilament silicon carbide-type fibers. HINICALON™ is manufactured near-oxygen-free using electron-beam curing. The fiber is homogeneously composed of ultra-fine beta-SiC crystallites and carbon. The fiber has excellent strength and modulus properties, and has higher thermal stability than NICALON™.

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Sylramic™ SiC Fiber, Woven

Reinforcement Material:Other Reinforcement Material
Reinforcement Form:Woven Fabric, Satin Weave Fabric
Features:Good Mechanical Properties, High Strength, Excellent Creep, Chemical Resistance, Chemical Resistant, Thermal Stability, Good Thermal Stability, Excellent Creep Resistance, High Modulus, Crystalline, High Stiffness, Oxidation Resistant

Sylramic™ SiC Fiber, Woven can be readily incorporated into a variety of weaves, woven tapes, braids, etc. A network of U.S. contractors exists to respond to your exact needs. Contact COI Ceramics to discuss specifics and receive further information.

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Hi-Nicalon™ Type S SiC Fiber

Reinforcement Material:Other Reinforcement Material
Reinforcement Form:Satin Weave Fabric
Features:High Strength, High Modulus, Excellent Creep Resistance, Chemical Resistant, Good Thermal Stability, Thermal Stability, Excellent Creep, Chemical Resistance, Oxidation Resistant
Synonyms:Carbon Silicide, SiC, Silicon (IV) Carbide, Silicon Monocarbide

Hi-Nicalon™ Type S SiC Fiber is a multifilament silicon carbide-type fiber manufactured by NGS Advanced Fibers Co., Ltd. (NGS) of Japan. NGS is known worldwide as the leading manufacturer and innovator of multi-filament silicon carbide-type fibers. HI-NICALON™ TYPE S is a stoichiometric beta-SiCfiber manufactured near-oxygen-free using decarbonization pyrolysis and electron-beam curing. It has higher modulus, creep resistance and oxidationresistance than Hi-NICALON™.HI-NICALON™ TYPE S is highly resistant to oxidation and chemical attack and is available in a variety of product forms, depending on the intended use.