Material Temperature Ratings
ºCentigrade | ºFahrenheit | Grades |
---|---|---|
125ºC | 257ºF | NEMA C / Nema CE Canvas NEMA L / Nema LE Linen |
130ºC | 266ºF | NEMA GPO-1 NEMA GPO-2 (130ºC Electrical - 160ºC Mechanical) NEMA GPO-3 (130ºC Electrical - 160ºC Mechanical) |
140ºC | 284ºF | NEMA XX Paper NEMA G5/G9 Glass NEMA G10 Glass |
180ºC | 356ºF | NEMA G11 Glass |
210ºC | 410ºF | SG 200 HST-II |
218ºC | 425ºF | Glastherm S |
220ºC | 428ºF | NEMA G7 Glass |
232ºC | 450ºF | Thermalate H320 |
287ºC | 550ºF | Heatmeiser H340 Glastherm HT200 Glastherm HT220 Thermalate H330 |
232ºC/315ºC | 450ºF/600ºF | Transite HT (Pre/Post Heat Treating) |
500ºC | 932ºF | Nad 11 |
500ºC/666ºC | 932ºF/1232ºF | Cogetherm M (Continuous/Intermittent) |
538ºC | 1000ºF | Transite 1000 |
648ºC | 1200ºF | Marinite I Marinite P |
700ºC/1000ºC | 1292ºF/1832ºF | Cogetherm P (Continuous/Intermittent) |
815ºC | 1500ºF | H91 Marinite A |
982ºC | 1800ºF | CS85 |
1260ºC | 2300ºF | SG70 / RS100 |
High Temperature Rated Materials
A non-asbestos structural ceramic refractory reinforced with continuous fibers to increase the toughness, reliability and overall performance of the ceramic composite.
Manufactured from a paper comprising flakes of muscovite mica, which is impregnated with resin and agglomerated to form a laminate. Rated up to temperatures of 932 degrees Fahrenheit / 500 degrees Celsius.
A high temperature replacement for asbestos transite. It offers high strength and electrical resistance combined with minimal shrinkage for applications up to and exceeding 1800º F and has a density of 85 pcf.
Ceramic fiberboard. Available in different grades from approximately 2300°F to 3000°F.
A glass-mica-quartz cement board, non-asbestos, with comparable properties as the asbestos cement-type, non-combustible boards. The material is rated for up to 932º F and has a density of 109 pcf.
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High Temperature Rated Insulation
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Available in rolls or sheets that can be printed and will accept adhesives.