Morgan Advanced Ceramics Ceraboard 115 Fiber

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Morgan Advanced Ceramics Ceraboard 115 Fiber
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide
Material Notes:	Ceraboard is a refractory fiber board supplied in panels of standard thicknesses made from a slurry of refractory fibers and binders which have a low organic content. The combination of different refractory fibers, inorganic and organic binders in different proportions allows types of boards to be made suitable for different use temperatures. In some types of heating equipment the emission of fumes, which can occur when binders burn out of the board, can be easily eliminated. Applications: These versatile boards can be used where a rigid, self-supporting and insulating product is required which also has good resistance to physical damage. Ceramic industry (kiln linings & kiln car insulation) Glass industry Ducts insulation General thermal barriers High temperature insulation Information provided by Morgan Advanced Materials
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Density Modulus of Rupture Compressive Strength, 10% relative deformation Thermal Conductivity, ASTM C201 Thermal Conductivity, ASTM C201 Thermal Conductivity, ASTM C201 Thermal Conductivity, ASTM C201 Thermal Conductivity, ASTM C201 Shrinkage, isothermal, at classification temperature Loss on Ignition(%)

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