Morgan Advanced Ceramics Superwool® Paper 351-E Thermal Ceramic

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Morgan Advanced Ceramics Superwool® Paper 351-E Thermal Ceramic
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide
Material Notes:	AES Fiber Class. Expandable fiber grade. Superwool 351-E expandable paper is an intumescent material produced from a unique blend of Superwool bulk fibers, special additives, and organic binders. At maximum expansion which occurs at approximately 1200°F (649°C), the paper expands up to 400% of its thickness. This results in the 351-E paper being an excellent candidate for high temperature gaskets and seals, and fire protection applications. During heat up and expansion, there will be some additional outgassing of the intumescent additives. Applications: All-purpose high temperature gasketing and sealing Fire protection Fire doors Expansion joint insulation Fireplace catalytic converter gasketing Aluminum filter bowl gasketing Information provided by Morgan Advanced Materials
Key Words:	Thermal Ceramics
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Density Tensile Strength, fired Tensile Strength Melting Point Maximum Service Temperature, Air, Continuous Use CaO+MgO, after firing Carbon, C, after firing Other, organic binder SiO2, after firing

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