Fiberfrax® Duraboard® 350ES products use a unique fiber formulation to obtain high strength and machinability not normally achieved in lightweight ceramic fiber board products. The innovative composite binder system using both inorganic and organic components results in a strength-to-weight ratio of more than three times that of standard refractory ceramic fiber boards. Improved physical characteristics of these products allow for easier handling and fabrication. Duraboard® 350ES has more than three times the strength of standard boards of similar densities and thicknesses. Fiberfrax® Duraboard® products are a family of rigid, high temperature ceramic fiber boards manufactured in a wet forming process using Fiberfrax alumina-silica fibers and binders. All Duraboard products offer low thermal conductivity, high temperature stability, uniform density and excellent resistance to thermal shock and chemical attack. They are also well-suited for applications experiencing vibration, mechanical stress and strong erosive forces. The excellent rigidity and modulus of rupture possessed by these boards makes them strong and self-supporting, yet relatively lightweight and easy-to cut or machine. These product features allow for quick, efficient handling and high installation rates, thereby enabling fast turnaround times in a variety of industrial insulation applications. Once installed, they can help reduce energy costs and cycling times due to their high insulating capability, as well as serving to protect refractory surfaces from thermal shock. The Fiberfrax® Duraboard® family exhibits excellent chemical stability, resisting attack by most corrosive agents. Exceptions are hydrofluoric, phosphoric, hydrochloric and sulfuric acids as well as concentrated alkalies. Fiberfrax® Duraboard® products also resist oxidation and reduction. If wet by water, steam or oil, thermal and physical properties are completely restored upon drying. In order to provide handling strength during the manufacturing process, small quantities of organic and inorganic binders are typically added to the board formulation. Where present, the organic binding agents burn out at temperatures between 450 deg F/232 deg C to 600 deg F/316 deg C during initial heat up by the end user. Following burnout of the organic binder, the boards are white in color.
Unifrax Fiberfrax® Insulation Board, 48 in Length, 42 in Width, 1/4 in Thickness, Ceramic Fiber, White, 2100 deg F, Density: 18 pcf, 40 psi, 59 psi, 76 psi Compressive Strength, Resists: Chemical, Thermal Shock
| Color | : | White |
| Compressive Strength | : | 40 psi, 59 psi, 76 psi |
| Density | : | 18 pcf |
| Length | : | 48 in |
| Material | : | Ceramic Fiber |
| Resists | : | Chemical, Thermal Shock |
| Temperature Rating | : | 2100 deg F |
| Thickness | : | 1/4 in |
| Width | : | 42 in |
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