Heat resistive sleeve assembly
OwnerMichael G. King, Michael R. Jusickinventors
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A heat resistive sleeve (10) is capable of surrounding conduits, hoses and the like. The heat resistive sleeve (10) includes one outer layer (20) and, if necessary, a plurality of inner layers (12, 30, 38), all of which are fabricated of interwoven fiberglass yarns. To increase the insulating properties of the fiberglass, fibers of a second outer fiberglass yarn (24) are braided together to form a solid braid (26) having a radial thickness (T2) greater than the radial thickness (T1) of a first outer fiberglass yarn (22). A second inner layer (30) includes a first untextured fiberglass yarn (32) interwoven with a third textured fiberglass yarn (34), the textured fiberglass yarn (34) being less dense and having a radial thickness (T3) greater than the radial thickness (T1) of the untextured fiberglass yarn creating additional spaces (36) which further increase the thermal insulation of the heat resistive sleeve (10). A mandrel (48) is used to form the heat resistive sleeve (10) and may or may not be included in the heat resistive sleeve (10) when used.
A heat resistive sleeve assembly (10) comprising:
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