[vc_row][vc_column width=”1\/2″][vc_single_image image=”14236″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center” onclick=”link_image”][\/vc_column][vc_column width=”1\/2″][vc_single_image image=”10425″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center” onclick=”link_image”][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Blanket-Cerachem<\/p>\n
Thermal Ceramics blankets are available in a wide range of
\nchemistries, densities and dimensions.
\nBlankets are air laid into a continuous mat and mechanically needled
\nfor added strength and surface integrity. Blanket can be folded,
\ncompressed and encapsulated to produce modules.
\nHigh temperature insulation blankets is a material for use in
\nhigh temperature applications such as the insulating lining of
\nmetallurgical ovens and furnaces, petrochemical heaters, and
\nceramic kilns.
\nIn use high temperature insulation blankets will:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Contribute to protecting people and property from
\nexcessive heat
\n\u2022 Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
\n\u2022 Reduce energy usage
\n\u2022 Improve efficiency of furnaces and process equipment
\nCommon characteristics are:
\n\u2022 Low thermal conductivity
\n\u2022 Excellent thermal shock resistance
\n\u2022 Low heat storage capacity
\n\u2022 Inorganic – smoke free<\/p>\n
Typical applications – for high temperature insulation blankets:
\nSuperwool\u00ae blanket – grades available:
\nSuperwool\u00ae Plus fibre :
\nclassification 1200\u00b0C (2192\u00b0F)
\nSuperwool\u00ae HT fibre :
\nclassification 1300\u00b0C (2372\u00b0F)
\nBenefits of Superwool\u00ae blanket:
\n\u2022 Free of binder or lubricant
\n\u2022 AES fibres are not classified
\ncarcinogenic by IARC or under
\nany national regulations on a
\nglobal basis.
\nThey have no requirement for
\nwarning labels under GHS
\n(Globally Harmonised System
\nfor the classification and labelling
\nof chemicals). In Europe,
\nSuperwool\u00ae fibre meets the
\nrequirements specified under
\nNOTA Q of European Directive
\n67\/548. All Superwool\u00ae fibre
\nproducts are therefore exonerated
\nfrom the classification and labelling
\nregulation in Europe.
\nPCW blanket – grades available:
\nDenka\u00ae :
\nclassification 1600\u00b0C (2912\u00b0F)
\nBenefits of PCW blanket:
\n\u2022 Produced from high alumina or
\nmullite fibre
\n\u2022 Lowest possible shot content <1%
\nshot
\nRCF blanket – grades available:
\nKaowool\u00ae blanket :
\nclassification 1260\u00b0C (2300\u00b0F)
\nKaowool\u00ae blanket S :
\nclassification 1260\u00b0C (2300\u00b0F)
\nCerablanket\u00ae :
\nclassification 1260\u00b0C (2300\u00b0F)
\nKaowool\u00ae blanket SZr :
\nclassification 1430\u00b0C (2606\u00b0F)
\nCerachem\u00ae blanket:
\nclassification 1430\u00b0C (2606\u00b0F)
\nCerachrome\u00ae blanket :
\nclassification 1430\u00b0C (2606\u00b0F)
\nBenefits of RCF blanket:
\n\u2022 No smoke emission due to binder
\nburn out
\n\u2022 HRSG duct and stack insulation linings
\n\u2022 Chimney insulation
\n\u2022 Process heater linings
\n\u2022 Pipe wrap
\n\u2022 Annealing furnace linings
\n\u2022 Furnace and kiln back-up insulation
\n\u2022 Storage heater insulation
\n\u2022 Domestic oven insulation
\n\u2022 Automotive exhaust heat shields
\n\u2022 Aluminium transfer launder covers
\n\u2022 Welding stress relief
\nTypical benefits – for high temperature insulation blankets:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Excellent thermal insulation properties
\n\u2022 Thermal stability
\n\u2022 Low thermal conductivity
\n\u2022 Good resistance to tearing
\n\u2022 Low heat storage capacity
\n\u2022 Flexible and resilient
\n\u2022 Immune to thermal shock
\n\u2022 Good sound absorption
\n\u2022 Excellent insulating performance
\n\u2022 Excellent thermal stability: fibres have good resistance
\nto devitrification
\n\u2022 Low heat storage<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
grades available:<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":14240,"template":"","meta":{"om_disable_all_campaigns":false},"yoast_head":"\n