Needled blankets of different chemistries, thicknesses, densities and temperature ratings.
Designed to reduce energy consumption, improve thermal process performance
and increase life safety from fire in different industrial applications.
2300⁰F (1260⁰C).
RFC (Refractory Ceramic Fiber)
Alumina-Silica
High-temperature insulation blanket that is composed of long, flexible, interwoven fibers manufactured by the “spun” process of high purity ceramic fibers. Lightweight, easy to install, offer advantages such as low thermal conductivity, low heat storage, excellent thermal shock and chemical attack resistance.
2600⁰F (1425⁰C).
RFC (Refractory Ceramic Fiber)
Alumina-Zirconia- Silica
High-temperature insulating blankets that, in addition to having the characteristics of the MaxWool 2300 blankets, contain Zirconia Oxide, which allows it to be used at higher temperatures.
2,200ºF (1,200ºC)
LBP (low bio-persistent)
Calcium, Silica, Magnesium
Is a high-temperature, low bio-persistence fiber, that offers advantages such as low thermal conductivity and minimal linear shrinkage.
2,200ºF (1,200ºC)
LBP (low bio-persistent)
Calcium, Silica, Magnesium
Is a high-temperature, low bio-persistence fiber, with high fiber index and low percentage of unfiberized particles gives superior insulation and low thermal conductivity values.
2,900ºF (1,593ºC)
PCW (polycrystalline wool)
Polycrystalline Mullite
High temperature insulation blanket made of high alumina fibers double needled to provide high tensile strength, durability and low shrinkage at high temperatures.
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