Aluminized Fabrics are thermal insulation materials produced by integrating a reflective aluminum film into a woven surface based on fiberglass or aramid through a vacuum coating method. They withstand continuous processing temperatures of up to +650 °C and short-term temperatures of up to +750 °C, while reflecting up to 90% of radiant heat. They provide heat protection and energy efficiency in applications such as furnaces, boilers, exhaust lines, and welding areas.