Insulating and heat-insulating materials

There are different thermal insulating materials for mechanical applications, each with specific characteristics. Unlike building materials, we use products based on special epoxy resins, such as Misoglass1, but also mineral-based materials such as natural Mica, continuous Mica and Micanite flakes which are used in the thermoelectric sector. We also have cement-based products, to replace products with asbestos, such as Misotherm, for thermo-mechanical applications up to 1000° C. These materials reduce the heat exchange between the inside and outside of machinery, systems and motors . Available in rigid or flexible sheets, tubes and custom formats.

Insulating and heat-insulating materials

Depending on the application and conditions of use, there are materials and insulating panels of different types in terms of characteristics and use.
Unlike the world of construction, we use products based on special epoxy resins, such as Misoglass1, but also mineral-based materials such as natural Mica, continuous Mica and Micanite flakes which are used in the thermoelectric sector.
We also have cement-based products, to replace asbestos products, such as Misotherm, for thermo-mechanical applications up to 1000° C.
These materials are capable of reducing the heat exchange between the inside and outside of machinery, systems and engines.
The insulation can be made with rigid or flexible sheet materials, pipes and custom-shaped details. To find out the formats available for each material, ask our staff.

Misoglass 1

MISOGLASS 1 is a MAT sheet of fiberglass and special epoxy resin.
It is a laminate, which can be used whenever thermal insulation is needed in compression conditions such as hot presses. Ideal for continuous operation at temperatures up to 220° C and belongs to thermal class H.
MISOGLASS 1 is available in sheets and our specialized staff accompanies customers in finding the material best suited to their needs.
The material comes in thicknesses from 4mm to 50mm.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
2440 × 1220	1900 × 1000

Thickness range (mm):
by 4 to 53

Technical data sheet MISOGLASS1

Property

MISOGLASS 1 heat insulation is a material that has high thermal resistance and compressive strength. In fact, it has excellent mechanical and physical properties which remain unchanged even at high temperatures. Other characteristics that distinguish this material from others are the low water absorption and the excellent dielectric properties.

Applications

MISOGLASS 1 is suitable for use in electrical systems and in general for any component subject to mechanical and electrical stress. It is often used as a thermal insulator in compression conditions, for example in the case of hot presses with temperatures up to 220°C. This material can be used for any detail that must withstand strong thermo-mechanical stresses. In fact, it finds application in the packaging sector for the creation of sealing systems, in particular sealing bars.

Deltherm 1

DELTHERM 1 is made up of glass fiber MAT, epoxy resin and mica paper.
This layered material is a thermal insulator, usable at high temperatures. It stands out for continuous operation at 240°C with resistance up to short peaks of 280°C. It belongs to thermal class H and is asbestos-free. The material is supplied in thicknesses from 3mm to 50mm, but we can supply different thicknesses on request.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
2950 × 1335	2335 × 1335	2000 × 1000	1335 × 975

Thickness range (mm):
by 3 to 50

DELTHERM1 technical data sheet

Property

DELTHERM 1 has excellent thermal resistance, low conductivity and excellent dielectric properties. Don't forget that it stands out for its low water absorption.

The low conductivity of the product produces substantial energy cost savings. The low water absorption, combined with the chemical stability of the material, has a direct effect of preserving and even extending the life expectancy of the thermal insulation.

Applications

This material is used for the thermal insulation of ovens and as insulation in compression conditions in the heating surfaces of presses.
Other uses concern thermal insulation in the industrial sector: for some particular machinery, for the production of glass and for the creation of molds for rubber.

Misotherm 500

MISOTHERM 500 is a high-density slab that replaces the common cement material, where this cannot withstand the combination of mechanical and thermal stresses up to 500°C.
This material is free from asbestos and is reinforced with inorganic fibres.
Available for sale and processing in thicknesses from 6 mm to 75 mm, only in the 1220 x 910 mm format. We provide cuts to size upon request.
MISOTHERM 500 has specific characteristics, and was created specifically to meet the needs that other thermal insulation products cannot satisfy.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
1220 × 910

Thickness range (mm):
by 6 to 75

MISOTHERM 500 technical data sheet

Property

The properties of MISOTHERM 500 are exceptional: it is a high-density sheet that has excellent thermal resistance and good dimensional stability. It is also non-combustible and resistant to thermal shock. The mechanical characteristics also include good linear shrinkage.

Applications

Each material finds application in specific sectors, depending on its peculiarities.
For example, MISOTHERM 500 is used in the glass industry, in the creation of walls and covers for induction furnaces. It also finds application in the creation of oven shelves and cathode supports.

Misotherm 350

MISOTHERM 350 is a medium density, variable thickness, calcium silicate-based insulating panel.
Like MISOTHERM 500, this product is also free of asbestos and is used to replace common cementitious material.

The available thicknesses are between 6 mm and 25 mm, the custom cutting service and other mechanical work for third parties are available.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
2520 × 1240

Thickness range (mm):
by 6 to 25

MISOTHERM 350 technical data sheet

Property

The main characteristic of this material is thermal resistance.
Among the mechanical characteristics, it has reasonable resistance to bending and compression, although lower than MISOTHERM500.
It is very important to underline that MISOTHERM 350 is non-combustible and has good resistance to humidity. Our expert technicians are available to understand the compatibility of the material with the use requested by the customer.

Applications

The MISOTHERM 350 material as a thermal insulator is suitable for heavy-duty uses. We specialize in the use of this material to create thermal insulating components with good temperature resistance up to 350°C. The products created are used in ovens and press tables. It is not suitable for insulating thermal coats and for cladding walls in the building sectoro. We are available to explore possible applications with customers.

Mica Muscovite

Muscovite Mica laminate is born from the use of this particular family of minerals belonging to the phyllosilicate group. The rigid sheets are gray in color and are particularly suitable for use in high temperature conditions.
The sheets are made with multiple sheets of material and the thickness of the sheets can be up to 80 mm. Mica Muscovite is also free from asbestos and is also produced to order in flexible sheets and tubes.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
1200 × 1000	2040 × 1016	2400 × 1000

Thickness range (mm):
by 0,1 to 80

Technical data sheet MICA MUSCOVITE

Property

Mica Muscovite has among its properties that of thermal resistance up to a temperature of 500°C with peaks up to 700°C. We are also talking about an excellent electrical insulator, with mechanical resistance and resistance to compression. It is also impervious to most chemicals, especially oils and greases. Self-extinguishing, environmentally safe and non-toxic.

Applications

Due to its peculiar properties, Mica Muscovite is used in the production of exhaust manifolds, heat exchangers and gaskets. Another particular application is the one dedicated to the creation of components for gas burners and turbines. The main uses of this material are found in the electromechanical and thermomechanical sectors, with applications in household appliances, lighting and automotive.

Not Phlogopite

Mica Flogopite (also written phlogopite) derives from the group of minerals belonging to the phyllosilicate group. It is a material suitable for use at high temperatures. Mica Phlogopite sheets are made with multiple sheets of material and the thickness of the sheets can reach up to 80 mm. Like Mica Muscovite , it is free from asbestos.

Sheet dimensions (mm):
1200 × 1000	2040 × 1016	2400 × 1000

Thickness range (mm):
by 0,1 to 80

Technical data sheet MICA PHLOGOPITE

Property

Mica Phlogopite has among its properties that of thermal resistance: it resists temperatures of 800°C with peaks of up to 1000°C (for short periods). We are also talking about an excellent electrical insulator, with mechanical resistance and resistance to bending.
Like Muscovite Mica, Phlogopite is also self-extinguishing, ecologically safe and non-toxic.

Applications

Due to its peculiar properties, Mica Phlogopite is used in the thermomechanical sector because it is highly resistant to heat and because it is self-extinguishing, as explained above. This material is used for the production of exhaust manifolds, heat exchangers and gaskets. It is also widely used as an insulator in electric batteries.
In addition to rigid sheets, it is also produced to order in tubes.

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We are able to provide the mechanical processing service to the customer's design on CNC machining and blanking centres.
In addition, among the mechanical processes that we offer to customers there is also the custom cutting of insulating panels.

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