MaxWool 2300 high-temperature insulating blankets are made from long strand spun, high purity ceramic fibers forming a strong, flexible needled product which provides superior insulation properties for usage at higher temperatures.
The strong needling of MaxWool ceramic blankets derive in a completely inorganic product with no binder resulting in smoke or flame.
MaxWool 2300 is rated to 2300°F (1260°C) and is available in a range of thicknesses and densities.
Maximum Use Temperature
2300⁰F (1260⁰C)
Continuous Use Temperature
2150°F (1177°C)
Chemistry
Alumina, Silica
Composition
RCF (Refractory Ceramic Fiber)
Shrinkage @ 2400°F / 24 hrs
0-3%
Average Fiber Diameter
3-4 Microns
Papers
Ceramic fiber paper manufactured from high index, high purity, spun fiber forming a uniform, strong, flexible, lightweight sheet. MaxPly 2300 paper has good handling strength, low thermal conductivity, and low shrinkage.
Bulk & Engineered Fiber
High-temperature insulation bulk fiber is produced by melting high-purity alumina and silica raw materials using a spun process. MaxWool Fiber 2300 fibers are used as the base for blankets, moldables, vacuum-formed boards and shapes products.
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