Superwool 607 Bulks are based on a patented technology offering low bio-persistence. Manufactured from pure raw materials, Superwool 607 Bulks are processed to offer excellent performance in high-temperature applications.
Superwool 607 Bulks offer an alternative to traditional solutions due to their high refractoriness and excellent non-wetting characteristics with molten aluminum. Features include flexibility, resilience, and low heat storage.
Thermal Ceramics manufactures a complete line of refractory bulk fibers, each of which offers its own unique combination of properties. These bulk products are produced by varying composition, fiber length, compressed density, fiber content, fiber diameter, and lubricity to serve a wide range of customer needs. Kaowool Bulk fiber, the original Kaolin-based refractory fiber, is manufactured using high pressure air attenuation.
Kaowool Bulk Fiber can be used as high-temperature loose fill or packing material in a variety of applications including expansion joint construction, furnace walls and base seals, low mass kiln car top construction, tube seal fabrication, and packing around hard refractory furnace components such as burner blocks.
Thermal Ceramics manufactures a complete line of refractory bulk fibers, each of which offers its own unique combination of properties. These bulk products are produced by varying composition, fiber length, compressed density, fiber content, fiber diameter, and lubricity to serve a wide range of customer needs. Cerafiber® Bulk, a high-purity synthetic blend of alumina and silica,
is manufactured using the melt spinning process as are all “Cera” fibers.
Compared to other refractory materials, bulk fibers and products made from them are lightweight, resistant to thermal shock, and provide a low thermal conductivity. The sound absorption capabilities of Thermal Ceramics bulk fibers are far superior than those of dense refractories or
other insulating refractories.
Saffil alumina fibers are high purity polycrystalline fibers designed for use in applications up to 2900°F (1600°C). Since their development in the early 1970’s Saffil fibers have been used successfully to overcome problems in demanding high temperature insulation and many other
specialty applications.
Saffil fibers are produced by a unique solution extrusion process which ensures the highest levels of chemical purity and the lowest possible levels of shot content (non-fibrous particles). This process gives the finished product exceptional resistance to shrinkage and chemical attack at high temperature, while maintaining excellent flexibility and resilience characteristics.
