Description

TUKIR ceramic wool is a high-temperature innovative insulation and lining material.

General characteristics:

Ceramic fiber wool (insulation materials) is used for thermal insulation, infrared radiation reflection, heat treatment, and lining of industrial equipment, including:

• furnaces and baking ovens;
• boilers;
• insulated pipes (main lines);
• turbines;
• tandoors;
• sauna chimneys;
• swimming pools (outer side);
• automotive engine manifolds and exhaust pipes.

Sizes and properties of ceramic wool:

• Roll length: 7 m
• Width: 60 cm
• Thickness: 25 cm and 15 cm
• Custom mats can be made to required size upon request

Temperature characteristics:

• Operating temperature depends on composition: up to +950 °C, up to +1350 °C
• Maximum exposure temperature: +1427 °C

Technical properties:

• Thermal conductivity (at 200 °C): 0.052 W/m·K
• Linear shrinkage (after 24 hours at 1100 °C): 2%
• High resistance to thermal shock
• High mechanical strength and elasticity

Ceramic wool is easily cut with a utility knife and can be split to the desired thickness if necessary. When forming wool from ceramic fiber, perpendicular stitching of fibers with the same ceramic fiber occurs, which ensures:

• mechanical strength;
• elasticity;
• maintenance of specified thickness and density.

Ceramic fiber wool has proven itself as an insulation material and as an effective material for reflecting infrared radiation, reflecting it 180°, as confirmed by relevant studies.