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Product Forms Filament Tow • • For the manufacture of stretch-broken yarns For conversion into short cut flock and staple Staple • For use in nonwovens • For yarns on conventional spinning equipment • Excellent dispersibility in wet-laid nonwovens Outstanding thermal and fire resistant properties as a stand alone fiber or engineered fiber blends Constructions engineered for specific applications • Processable into a variety of fabrics on all types of weaving and knitting equipment. What is PYRON ® An Oxidized PAN fiber PYRON® is a registered trade name for oxidized polyacrylonitrile fibers (OPF)...

PYRON chars without shrinking and remains supple after flame exposure! TGA of PYRON, Polyester & Aramid Limiting Oxygen Index PYRON PYRON + Aramid Melartiine Pelypre- Nylon Acrylic Wool Cotton Rayon Easily processed on all yarn spinning, weaving, knitting, and nonwoven equipment! PYRON® exhibits typical textile fiber stress-strain curve Non-wovens incorporating PYRON exhibit better fire performance Polyester Blend Contains no halogens and exhibits low toxic gas emissions in flame! toxic gas generation in a fire Cotton FR Polyester Neoprene ■ Hydrogen Cyanide ■ Carbon Monoxide PYRON" Electrical...

Where is PYRON ® used? oltek’s PYRON® fibers are used as the primary reinforcement Z material for the majority of aircraft brake friction materials. They are processed via a conventional textile process and converted into carbon-carbon composites by the various brake manufacturers. PYRON® fibers are used for their ability to tolerate high temperatures, which can exceed 2000° F during landings. The certified ISO 9001:2008 and AS9100C in accordance with AS9104A management system of Zoltek Corporation provide the consistent quality necessary for this safety critical application. Chances are that...

PYROIST Properties . PYRON is inherently flame resistant ... an effective heat-blocking & fire barrier material PYRON" retains its appearance, hand and textile characteristics after open flame exposure. PYRON * does not burn* melt or drip, it chars without shrinking, self-extinguishes, and remains supple after flame exposure. form stable char structures Molecules of most fibers decompose when heat limit is exceeded

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