Textiles of 3M's Nextel® Ceramic Fibers are flexible refractory materials available in a variety of fabrics, tapes and braided sleevings useful in applications above 1000°F. Performance comparisons, fabrication information, including sewing techniques using “Nextel” threads and a number of typical refractory applications are described.
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