Used this blanket to insulate an oil filled radiator between the inner control panel/ thermostat, and the last radiant heat fin of the radiator. Apparently this has slipped the attention of all the manufactures of these types of heaters (over time and exposure to this kind of extreme heat, causes malfunction to the controls and has caused fires). These blankets were perfectly cut and were able to be wedged in between the above mentioned to provide a degree of protection. Obviously this is not the intend use for this blanket, but it was the best that I could come up with to preserve the longevity of my heater and make them safer.
This is the best alternative to an annealing oven. I just wish it was bigger for the price.
Love this thermal blanket. Simple. Nothing to brag about. Helped keep my glass from shattering when cooling off!
Bought to insulate the door edge to my small kiln. Works great.
Great product, great company!
Feature Product
- Devardi Glass Lampwork Professional Grade Ceramic Fiber Blanket.
- 2 blankets: 8 x 12 inches. Each 1 inch thick. (comes as 1 blanket 8 x 24, which can be cut)
- We only sell 8# density blankets for the best insulating, heat resistant quality. Very tough blanket.
- Made in USA.
- Please click the blue "Devardi Glass" above to see all our listings.
Description
Superior Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket for cooling hot glass and kiln insulation. Withstands 3200 degrees F.
shipping was quick and item was thicker than expected , perfect for my needs.
just what i needed, and very quick
It more than exceeded my expectations!
WORKS AS IT SHOULD
My fiber blanket was exactly what I expected. Two pieces, 1 inch thick, and not too large. Packaged well, arrived lightening fast. I ordered on a Friday afternoon and received it the following Monday. I don't know how they managed that. It should be noted that the actual fiber blanket of this size is less expensive on their website, however I priced out the shipping there versus free shipping here, and I saved by ordering through Amazon. I will be ordering from Devardi Glass, again.
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