BNZ Materials CS85 High Temperature Structural Insulation

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BNZ Materials CS85 High Temperature Structural Insulation
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide
Material Notes:	NZ manufactures a variety of non-asbestos calcium silicate structural insulations that combine high strength and excellent thermal insulating characteristics for use in a variety of heat processing, fire protection, and electrical resistance applications. Our Tobermorite crystalline structure provides excellent thermal shock resistance as evidenced in its typical use as a direct contact board for non-ferrous metals and in fire training burn rooms. It is fire resistant to temperatures approaching 2000°F. The Tobermorite crystal is also unique by providing low thermal conductivities that remain relatively constant over a broad range of operating temperatures. Applications: Blow Plates Core Plates Glow Bar Insulators Bottom Boards Dryer Shelves Induction Furnaces Chills Flask Liners Benefits: Economical Corrosion Resistant High Electrical Resistivity Light Weight Insulates up to 1800°F Moisture Resistant Easily Cleaned Strong & Durable Easily Fabricates from Low Warpage Non-Combustible 4' x 8' Sheets Information provided by BNZ Materials Inc.
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