Unifrax

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At Unifrax, we provide innovative solutions to our customers'? application problems across several different industries. Our engineers work with a team of research and development specialists to create high performance specialty fibers and inorganic materials used in high-temperature industrial, automotive and fire protection applications designed with the ultimate goal of saving energy, reducing pollution, and improving fire safety for people, buildings and equipment.   Corporate Video: https://youtu.be/kGgPl7-2LeI Since 1942, Unifrax products and materials have been providing solutions to our Distributors and customers to solve their application challenges. Our products are known universally for their quality and proven performance with names like Fiberfrax® ceramic fiber products, revolutionary low bio-persistent Insulfrax® and Isofrax® alkaline earth silicate fiber products, PC-Max® and Ecoflex® Support Mats for emission control products, FyreWrap® Fire Protection Systems, and Specialty Glass microfibers products used in high efficiency filtration media by nonwovens producers. Our commitment to the high temperature insulation market is evident, with over 50 product forms, including bulk fiber, blankets, boards, modules, papers and felts, woven textiles, ropes and braids, coatings and mixes, and accessory products. Unifrax high performance specialty fibers and inorganic materials are used to solve application problems in the ferrous and non-ferrous metals, industrial chemicals, petroleum products, power generation, ceramic, glass, automotive, fire protection, aerospace, appliance and other industries. With Corporate Headquarters located in Tonawanda, New York, Unifrax has 28 manufacturing facilities in 13 countries including U.S., France, UK, Germany, Australia, Brazil, India, China, Czech Republic, South Africa, Russia, Bahrain, and Japan. Unifrax European Headquarters is located in Lorette, France. All Unifrax manufacturing facilities have achieved current ISO certifications and comply with all appropriate quality standards expected for production of high temperature insulation.