Klingrit refractory sheet

Klingrit refractory sheet

Klingrit refractory sheet has an excellent heat tolerance so that its value can reach up to 500 degrees Celsius. In addition to this advantage, this sheet also has excellent flexibility.

Klingrit refractory sheet is made of rubber resins and strong asbestos fibers.

The applications and properties of this sheet depend on its components.

In general, the most important applications and features of Klingrit refractory sheet:

- High temperature tolerance and proper operation in various weather conditions

- Making sealants and sealing washers to prevent material leakage inside the equipment

- Stable against pressures

- High chemical resistance

Asbestos fibers are the main material of klingerite sheet.

These fibers are compacted, which is why they have considerable flexibility, resistance to pressure, impermeability to water and chemicals, but due to limited space, its use is diminished so that in motorhomes and Special spatial environments are used and due to their special advantages, experts have found solutions to minimize its limitation, of which Klingerite sheet is one of its types.

Klingerite sheet manufacturing hierarchy:

Mixing silicone oil with asbestos powder to reduce the coefficient of friction
Adding one of the rubber resins (NR, NBR and SBR) to the above compounds for better flexibility, more dust control and better heat resistance
Put the obtained compounds in a heat oven at a temperature of 500 ° C due to its complete mixing
Change the temperature to 100 degrees Celsius and press it
Klingrit refractory sheet is available in 150 by 150 dimensions.

Stainless steel and steel wires can also be used to reinforce this sheet.

The most important advantages of klingerite sheet are:

Significant resistance to stress and chemicals
Resistant to dangerous rays such as ultraviolet
Non-combustible and non-diffuse smoke in the face of fire
The lowest amount of heat tolerable up to -100 degrees Celsius
Maximum heat tolerance up to 550 degrees Celsius
Has a significant density
Instead of asbestos fibers, other refractory materials such as fiberglass, ceramic or aramid can be used, in which case these sheets are also called asbestos-free klingerite sheets.