Insulating boards
Offer
The insulation boards are manufactured from aqueous suspensions of refractory fibers using the vacuum-forming method. The precisely selected layout of binders allows for the use of a minimal amount of (non-toxic) organic elements. They are removed during the first annealing, from the temperature of approximately 250 °C. As a result the board becomes completely odorless and returns to the white color. In terms of the classification temperature, we manufacture two types of boards: 1260 °C and 1430 °C.
With concern for our products, shipping of insulation boards is performed only on pallets.
Characteristics:
- excellent homogeneity
- good mechanical resistance
- resistant to most chemicals
- excellent volume stabilization
- low apparent density
- easy mechanical processing (cutting, drilling, milling)
- stability in high temperatures
- resistant to sudden temperature changes
- can be used in direct contact with flames
- low heat accumulation ratio
Application:
- lining of furnace vaults and walls
- lining of combustion chambers in boilers
- lining of boilers and water heaters
- insulation of smelters and glass furnaces
- dilatation, fire screens
- general purpose thermal barrier
- insulation of ceramic kiln cars
- lining of heaters
- repair and modernization of older types of furnaces
- insulation of channels, ducts
- insulation of the working part of hard ceramics, such as refractory bricks
- thermal insulation in various branches of industry
PT-2 | PT-3 | |
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Classification temperature | 1260°C | 1430°C |
Density | 400 kg/m3 | 400 kg/m3 |
short-term | 1160°C | 1350°C |
long-term | 1320°C | 1500°C |
Linear shrinkage % | max. 3% | max. 3% |
Compressive strength [N/mm2] | +0,15 | +0,15 |
Thermal conductivity(W/m*K): | ||
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0,11 | 0,10 |
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0,14 | 1,13 |
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0,16 | 0,16 |
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0,19 | 0,19 |
Chemical analysis of the fibers
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min. 47% | min. 52% |
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max. 54% | max. 46% |
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max. 0,3% | max. 0,2% |
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max. 0,5% | max. 0,5% |
Lenght | Widgth | Height |
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1000 mm | 1000 mm | 50 mm |
1000 mm | 500 mm | 50 mm |
1000 mm | 500 mm | 40 mm |
1000 mm | 500 mm | 30 mm |
1000 mm | 500 mm | 20 mm |