Seal Saver Hydraulic Cylinder Protection - Hydraulic Cylinder Protective Boot

Ballistic nylon is a synthetic nylon fabric used to manufacture a variety of items, including tool belts, jackets, protective curtains, and other items for use in industrial applications. It can also be used in conjunction with Kevlar to manufacture bullet proof vests. The material is woven from nylon yarns of various denier (weight), with the double weave 1050 denier fabric being most durable for its weight level. It is resistant to abrasion and tearing, and is backed with polyurethane (which aids in waterproofing), making it the perfect fabric for protective applications.

100% Kevlar fiber light weight fabric woven in a 3/1 left hand twill pattern, woven face down. Fabric is coated on both sides with medium gray silicone rubber. Resistant to some chemicals and solvents.

NOTE: This fabric has passed FAA's one hour "Igloo Fire Test", which may allow certain narrow body combi airplane operators to comply with the FAA's new air worthiness directive #AD-93-07-15.

A woven continuous filament amorphous silica fabric featuring Mylar aluminizing one side. Applications include molten metal splash, valve covers, curtain material, damage control cloth, and others. Resistant to most chemicals, good thermal protection to temperatures of 1800º F (base cloth only).

A woven continuous filament amorphous silica fabric featuring red silicone rubber coating one side. Applications include pad fabrics, valve covers, curtain materials and damage control cloth. Resistant to most chemicals. Good thermal protection to temperatures of 1800°F, base cloth only.

A woven continuous filament amorphous silica fabric featuring red silicone rubber coating two sides. Applications include pad fabrics, expansion joints, valve covers, and special curtain materials. Resistant to most chemicals. Good thermal protection to temperatures of 1800°F, base cloth only.

The product data sheet shows a continuous temperature of 1800°F and the MSDS mentioned decomposition starting at 450°F. This is for the difference between the base cloth 1800°F continuous and the silicone finish 450°F continuous.

A woven continuous filament amorphous silica fabric featuring a proprietary tan coating & aluminized on one side. Applications include pad fabrics, valve and generator covers, curtain materials, and damage control cloth. Resistant to most chemicals, offers good thermal protection to temperatures over 2000º F.

A woven fabric of an Aramid fiber blend over a carbon core yarn, aluminized on one side. Applications include safety clothing, gloves, mitts, jackets, curtains, and other industrial applications. Resistant to reflected heat sources, offers excellent thermal protection for safety garments.