Superwool meets the requirements requested under NOTA Q. All Superwool® fibre products are exonerated from classification & labelling regulation in Europe.
The Thermal Ceramics Superwool family of products offers a versatile alternative to traditional insulation solutions for commercial, industrial, and transportation applications. Superwool products are special alkaline earth composition fibers that have been uniquely engineered to offer advantages in high temperature insulation applications:
low thermal conductivity
low bio-persistence
low linear shrinkage up to their use limit
Three grades are available:
Superwool 607® Classification Temperature 1100°C (2012°F)
Superwool PLUS Classification Temperature 1200°C (2192°F)
Superwool 607 HT Classification Temperature 1300°C (2372°F)
These lightweight wool fibres are manufactured using QS 9000/ISO 9002-certified processes. and can be bagged as bulk, air laid into blankets, converted into boards and shapes, converted into folded modules, blended with liquid binders for coatings and cements, mixed with other materials for wear and friction resistance.
Superwool meets the requirements requested under NOTA Q. All Superwool® fibre products are exonerated from classification & labelling regulation in Europe.
The Thermal Ceramics Superwool family of products offers a versatile alternative to traditional insulation solutions for commercial, industrial, and transportation applications. Superwool products are special alkaline earth composition fibers that have been uniquely engineered to offer advantages in high temperature insulation applications:
- low thermal conductivity
- low bio-persistence
- low linear shrinkage up to their use limit
Three grades are available:
- Superwool 607® Classification Temperature 1100°C (2012°F)
- Superwool PLUS Classification Temperature 1200°C (2192°F)
- Superwool 607 HT Classification Temperature 1300°C (2372°F)
These lightweight wool fibres are manufactured using QS 9000/ISO 9002-certified processes. and can be bagged as bulk, air laid into blankets, converted into boards and shapes, converted into folded modules, blended with liquid binders for coatings and cements, mixed with other materials for wear and friction resistance.
