Disclosed is an inorganic
fiber composite fire-proof fabric base cloth material. The inorganic
fiber composite fire-proof fabric base cloth material is produced according to the steps of subjecting inorganic glass fibers 1 and stainless steel wires 2 to stranded weaving, conducting warp-weft weaving to reach compact density and
coating the surface with micro-particle aluminothermic reflective
polymer coating 3. Further, every inorganic
glass fiber bundle can be composed of multi-stranded single-
glass fiber yarn materials into which a
stainless steel wire is embedded. The inorganic
fiber composite fire-proof fabric base cloth material has the advantages of high warp / weft tensile strength, excellent flexible structure reducibility, extremely low
smoke leakage amount, long fire-resistant time, suitability for firing environments with the temperature above 1,000 DEG C, light weight, thinness,
fire resistance, high
smoke prevention capability, high tensile strength, skillful design and capability of being implemented as a fabric base cloth material for safety emergency products and is applicable to finished products of high-temperature-resistant, fire-resistant,
smoke-preventive and fire-resistant equipment and facilities employed in the fields such as
aerospace, ships and warships, subway carriages, mineral products and industrial and civil buildings.