Unifrax Fibermax® Duraboard® 17H Board

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Unifrax Fibermax® Duraboard® 17H Board
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide; Aluminum Oxide; Silicon Oxide
Material Notes:	Duraboard® 1700 and Duraboard® 1800 are an extension to the Fibermax® product line. These board products exhibit excellent thermal stability (low shrinkage) at very high operating temperatures. Another benefit of these board products is their extremely high modulus of rupture (MOR) in both the green and fired state. Because of their strength, both Duraboard 1700 and Duraboard 1800 are very well suited for applications where sag resistance is critical. Duraboard 17R and 18R have a rolled finish, while Duraboard 17H and 18H are compressed during manufacturing for optimum density and sanded smooth. Standard thicknesses available for these products are 13mm, 25mm, 38mm, and 50mm. Typical Applications High-temperature laboratory furnaces/kilns Diffusion Furnaces Kiln setter tiles Specialty shapes Atmosphere furnaces Electric furnaces Information Provided by Unifrax I LLC
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Available Properties
Density, Dry Loss On Ignition Modulus of Rupture, Fired Modulus of Rupture, Green Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Continuous Shrinkage, Linear Al2O3 SiO2

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