Buy good Insulation Millboard for high temperature high pressure applications manufactured by Wedge India. Insulation millboard is a type of high-temperature insulating material used in various industrial applications. It is typically made from a combination of refractory materials such as mineral wool, mica, calcium silicate, or other fibrous materials, often bonded with a heat-resistant binder. Here are some key features and uses of insulation millboard:
 
Technical Features of Insulation Millboard
High Temperature Resistance: Millboard can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for use in furnaces, kilns, and other high-temperature environments.
Thermal Insulation: It provides excellent thermal insulation, helping to reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency in industrial processes.
Fire Resistance: Many types of insulation millboard are fire-resistant, providing an additional safety feature in environments where fire risk is a concern.
Durability: Millboard is durable and resistant to many chemicals, making it suitable for harsh industrial conditions.
High Mechanical Strength: It is reinforced to provide greater resistance to compression and mechanical wear, making it suitable for environments where it will be subjected to pressure.
Chemical Resistance: Often designed to resist chemical attack, making it useful in environments where it may be exposed to corrosive substances.
High-pressure resistant: Designed to withstand not only high temperatures but also significant mechanical pressure. This makes it suitable for more demanding industrial applications where both thermal and mechanical stresses are present. Insulation millboard is an essential material in industries that require reliable performance under challenging conditions.
 
Uses Insulation Millboard
Furnace and Kiln Lining: Used as a lining material to protect structures from high temperatures and improve energy efficiency.
Gaskets and Seals: Used in applications requiring heat-resistant seals or gaskets, such as in boilers or engines.
Insulation Panels: Employed as panels in walls and ceilings to provide thermal insulation in buildings and industrial facilities.
Electrical Insulation: Used in electrical applications where heat resistance is needed, such as in switchgear and control panels.
Industrial Ovens and Furnaces: Utilized as a lining material in environments where both thermal insulation and pressure resistance are needed.
Pipe Insulation: Employed in insulating pipes that carry high-pressure and high-temperature fluids, helping to prevent heat loss and maintain efficiency.
 
Properties
RIMB 1000 A
RIMB 1100 A
RIMB 1260 A
Colour
Brown / White
Buff / White
White
Classification Temperature, °C
1000
1100
1260
Density, Kg/M3
1000
1000
1000
Thermal conductivity, W/m.K
 
 
 
400 °C
0.11
0.12
0.11
600 °C
0.12
0.13
0.12
800 °C
0.14
0.14
0.13
Electrcial Resistance, ΩXx109 /cm2
7.9
4.2
2.4
Tensile Strenght, Mpa
5
5
5
Flexural Strength, Mpa
7
6
6
Shrinkage % @ 1000 °C
2
1.8
1.6
Compression Strength, MPa
8
12
12
Loss on Ignition %
11
8
7