Unifrax Foamfrax® HD Grade I Fiber HD Insulation

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Unifrax Foamfrax® HD Grade I Fiber HD Insulation
Categories:	Ceramic
Material Notes:	Foamfrax® HD Insulation is a monolithic thermal management product developed by Unifrax Corporation. This product is a four-component system of specially conditioned bulk ceramic fibers, an inorganic binder, an organic foaming binder, and a clay additive. Foamfrax HD is easily installed. The interlocking network of fibers provides a strong, uniform monolithic structure having excellent thermal insulating properties, very low heat storage, and excellent resistance to thermal shock. Foamfrax HD Insulation is unaffected by most chemicals except hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid, and concentrated alkalies. Characteristics Speed and ease of installation Low rebound Low thermal conductivity Low thermal shrinkage Low heat storage Excellent thermal shock resistance Good chemical resistance Good sound absorption Principal Applications Furnace linings (reformers, boilers, kilns, heat treating furnaces, etc.) Vessel linings Incinerators, flues, ducts and stacks Low mass kiln car decks High-velocity applications Composite lining systems Refractory shapes Information Provided by Unifrax I LLC
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Density, Installed Fired Density, Installed Wet Loss On Ignition Melting Point Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Recommended Operating Temperature Shrinkage, at operating temperature H2O, Water, At Installation

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