Flame-retardant fabric for copper foundries
Flame-retardant fabric for copper foundries must provide protection from radiant heat and metal splashes at high temperatures (1.100ºC)
The copper foundry industry involves a high risk of burns, particularly due to radiant heat, in areas where temperatures exceed 1,100 °C. In this context, the use of flame-retardant fabric for copper foundries is essential to protect workers from extreme thermal hazards.
The primary operational risk is associated with molten copper splashes, which are capable of causing severe burns.
Copper has a relatively high melting point (1,085 °C); therefore, when in a liquid state, splashes pose a significant hazard due to their high temperature and thermal transfer capacity.
In copper foundries, there is also a risk of contact heat burns, inherent to the industrial processes involved in this type of activity.
At Marina Textil, we have developed a range of flame-retardant fabric for copper foundries, specifically for copper foundries, designed to provide effective and reliable protection in these highly demanding industrial environments.