ALUMINA MAT TYPE RSMAT-3000
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REFRACTORY COMPOSITES GENERAL INFORMATION ZRCI Type RSMAT-3000 is a high purity, high temperature, flexible form composed of continuous 97% alumina ceramic fibers designed for use to 1650°C (3002°F). Type RSMAT- 3000 contains little shot and has a higher alumina content than any other ceramic fiber mat or blanket. Type RSMAT- 3000 is lightweight, has low thermal conductivity and low heat capacity, and is immune to thermal shock. It is ideal for vacuum, reducing atmospheres and other applications where silica cannot be tolerated, such as powder metal sintering, stainless steel bright annealing and many fuel cell applications. Type RSMAT-3000 demonstrates excellent resistance to chemical attack and is not affected by oil or water. It's thermal and physical properties are restored after drying. It is, however, affected by hydrofluoric acid, phosphoric acid and strong alkalis. Type RSMAT-3000 contains no organic binders and will produce no smoke or odors when heated. It's non-needled layered construction allows the user to easily peel apart the mat to achieve thinner layers • Resistance to Chemical Attack • Non-RCF Fibers • High alumina, fiber index and purity • Outstanding high temperature stability • Thin, flexible, high temperature insulation • Easily die-cut to form complex shapes for high • Conforms easily to complex shapes • Excellent high temperature parting agent • Excellent high temperature backup and expansion joint material • High temperature gaskets and seals • Refractory back-up insulation • Appliance insulation • Separating media for heat treating metals • High temperature filtration The Fibers used in RSMAT-3000 were designed with the expert advice of toxicologists to minimize the potential for biological activity. They are produced in a spinning process from a viscous aqueous solution to give a narrow diameter distribution. They are all then subjected to a controlled heat treatment to develop a polycrystalline microstructure. An extensive series of toxicological tests were carried out on the fiber, involving inhalation, injection and feeding studies. All results were negative, with no fibrogenic, carcinogenic or other toxic effects found. Low silica levels ensure that there is no possibility of Cristobalite formation after exposure to high temperature. Type RSMAT-3000 fibers are not subject to European regulatory constraints and do not require a hazard warning label or special handling procedures for installation or • High temperature expansion joint packing • Parting agent for brazing operations • Hot face and backup lining for lab furnaces • Fuel cell reformer and stack insulation • Super alloy ingot mold lining and hot tapes ZIRCAR Refractory Composites, Inc. T . . . n # P.O. BOX489, FLORIDA, NY 10921-0489 lecnmcai uata e-mail: sales@zrci.com Ortnhpr 9f)f)fi Home page: http://www.zrci.com woiuuei zuuo This information, which is subject to change, is offered solely for your consideration and should not be taken as a warranty or representationfor which we assume legal responsibility. It is not to be understood as permission or recommendationto practices patented invention withouta license and the user should determine

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CHARACTERISTICS & PROPERTIES Trace elements Fiber Diameter, Micron Shot Content (Non-fibrous material) Thickness, mm*in) Bulk Density, g/cc(pcf) Specific Heat, J/kg °K (BTU/lb °F) Tensil Strength, kPa(psi) Hardness of Fiber, Mohs scale Linear reheat shrinkage, %* Thermal Conductivity**, * Maximum use temperature is dependent on variables such as stresses, both thermal and mechanical, that the sheet product experiences "* Properties expressed parallel to thickness. v Properties expressed perpendicular to thickness. Item # Description Note: These products can be further processed to provide...

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