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The protection of the environment, people, and processes against high temperatures requires highly durable and consistent materials implemented in optimally integrated systems. To maintain the thermal resistance of linings, both full and partial configurations utilize refractory insulation and sealing materials supplied in various shapes, consistencies, volumes, and modules, covering a broad range of thermal resistance demands in high-energy industrial processes. The goal of refractory insulation systems is to optimize energy consumption, reduce emissions, and lower operational costs.
Contact Us Anchoring Systems & Other ProductsThermal insulation blankets by Thermal Ceramics are available in a wide range of chemical compositions, densities, and dimensions.
Our blankets are manufactured using blown and spun technologies. The Thermal Ceramics blankets are air-laid into a continuous mat and mechanically needled for enhanced strength and surface integrity. This process creates a cohesive fiber matrix without the use of chemical binders.
One of the most versatile and widely used refractory insulation products, ceramic fiber blankets offer exceptional thermal insulation properties while being available in a range of densities and thicknesses, making them suitable for diverse industrial environments.
Chemically stable fibers, low weight, and high insulating capabilities make refractory ceramic fiber (RCF) blankets extremely durable, stable, and highly adaptable for various high-temperature applications. The Cerablanket range provides thermal resistance up to 1260°C, while Cerachemblanket withstands up to 1430°C.
LBP fiber blankets are designed to deliver enhanced thermal performance at high temperatures, providing an alternative to ceramic fiber blankets where feasible. The Superwool® product range offers versatile insulation solutions for commercial, industrial, and transportation applications. Superwool fibers, manufactured using patented chemical formulations, are available as alkaline earth silicate (AES) fibers – Superwool Plus (1200°C) and Superwool Prime (1300°C).
Additionally, Superwool fibers are free from carcinogenic classification in Europe, not classified as hazardous under IARC or any national regulations globally, and do not require warning labels under the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for chemical classification and labeling.
Polycrystalline wool (PCW) is produced using sol-gel technology from aqueous spinning solutions, making it suitable for high-temperature applications exceeding 1300°C and critical chemical and physical environments. The Maftec® product line offers exceptional chemical stability, minimal linear shrinkage, and a glass fiber content of <1% compared to RCF or LBP fiber solutions.
Thermal Ceramics manufactures a wide range of paper insulation products with high-temperature resistance. Our solutions cover requirements from cost-effective mineral fibers to high-performance alumina and aluminosilicate grades, designed for demanding industrial applications.
Paper-based products are specially designed to deliver exceptional performance in applications exposed to extreme temperatures.
Thanks to their high refractoriness and non-adherence, they serve as an alternative to traditional insulation solutions and are ideal for applications requiring direct contact with molten aluminum, providing stability and chemical resistance. Insulating paper is easily adaptable to complex shapes and is widely used in thermal insulation, proving to be particularly effective in sealing applications and multilayer separation barriers. Many of our paper products also meet strict standards in the automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors.
Morgan Thermal Ceramics manufactures a broad range of paper-based products designed for high-temperature resistance. These specialized papers are engineered to provide outstanding performance in high-temperature applications and offer an alternative to traditional solutions due to their unique properties, including high heat resistance and exceptional moisture durability. They are particularly suitable for applications requiring direct contact with molten metals, offering stability and resistance to chemical attacks.
The insulating paper easily adapts to complex shapes, can be cut and used in a wide range of applications as thermal insulation, and is particularly effective in gasket and separation layer production.
Many of our paper products meet strict automotive, aerospace, and industrial sector standards. These papers are made from ceramic RCF fibers.
Our product line of Thermal Ceramics insulation felts is obtained by hot pressing, making it particularly suitable for die-cutting operations. It is semi-rigid, neither brittle nor dusty. The felt optimizes the production of complex die-cut shapes with precise tolerances.
Felt made from ceramic fibers (RCF).
Cerafelt felts are manufactured through a unique process that allows a wide range of thicknesses and densities. They are recommended for high-temperature industrial applications such as expansion joints in kilns, furnaces, and boiler walls.
When used as a gasket, Cerafelt exhibits excellent resistance to molten metal penetration (both ferrous and non-ferrous). This unique property, combined with easy fabrication, makes it an ideal material for ingot stool seals and stopper rod gaskets.
Superwool felts are manufactured from Superwool fibers bound with organic binders, which begin to burn out at 180°C. This special binder makes Superwool felt particularly suitable for die-cutting. It is made from chemically stable fibers, is lightweight, and has excellent insulation properties, making it a versatile multi-purpose product.
Thermal Ceramics manufactures a wide range of products using the latest vacuum forming technology. This versatile process, which is flexible in batch size, enables the production of products in various geometries according to specific customer requirements and dimensions.
Our boards and shapes cover a full spectrum of thermal resistance and mechanical strength. They feature excellent insulating properties and high strength at extreme temperatures.
Thermal Ceramics produces a wide range of products using advanced vacuum forming technology. This versatile process enables the manufacturing of products in various geometric shapes according to customer specifications and dimensions.
Our boards and shapes cover the full spectrum of temperature resistance and mechanical strength. They are distinguished by excellent insulation properties and high durability at elevated temperatures.
These products are available in the following fiber types:
Boards and shapes from Refractory Ceramic Fibers (RCF).
Thermal Ceramics loose fibers form the foundation of the entire product line of fiber-based materials. These loose fibers consist of randomly arranged long fibers obtained through fiberization and do not change their shape.
They can be:
The fibers can be modified in terms of length, diameter, glass content, and slipperiness. They provide unique solutions for various industrial applications, including the construction of expansion joints and primary seals, as well as automotive applications in filtration and acoustic insulation. High-temperature insulation wool is designed for use in high-temperature applications, such as insulation linings in metallurgical furnaces, petrochemical heaters, and ceramic kilns.
Available types:
Pyro-Bloc® modules and Pyro-Fold™ and Pyro-Stack™ blanket modules are high-performance solutions for linings in industrial furnaces, heaters, and kilns. They enhance energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and optimize thermal processes to ensure the safety of both equipment and personnel.
Thanks to their reliable performance, Pyro-Bloc® systems and blanket modules have earned trust and have been specified and used for decades. Our comprehensive product range is designed for high-performance applications with classification temperatures up to 1450°C (2642°F).
Modules and Pyro Blocks are advanced solutions for fiber linings in industrial furnaces, heaters, and kilns. They enhance energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and optimize thermal protection for the safety of equipment and personnel.
Our extensive product portfolio is designed for high-performance applications with classification temperatures up to 1450°C.
Available Types of Modules and Blocks:
RCF fiber modules are ceramic fiber products with temperature resistance up to 1260°C and 1430°C, respectively.
Superwool Plus and Superwool Prime fiber modules are bio-soluble fiber products with resistance up to 1200°C, respectively 1300°C
Our microporous high-temperature insulation products are classified for temperatures up to 1100°C. Microtechnology is key to the innovative WDS technology, which creates micropores that minimize heat transfer by convection. Specially developed infrared opacifiers reduce heat transfer through absorption and radiation reflection.
Our solutions for the industrial and transportation sectors are sold under the WDS Microporous brand.
Insulating materials available in injectable, moldable, coating, and cement-based forms.
These products are specially designed to ensure the efficient operation of furnaces, shafts, and boilers, eliminating hot spots, providing excellent maintenance solutions, and allowing for quick and simple insulation installation.
They are used in high-temperature industrial applications for repairs and cavity filling. Available in injectable mixtures (for use with dosing equipment), moldable materials, high-temperature cements, and coatings.
Available Types of Sealants:
Sealants Based on Bio-Soluble Fibers (AES):
Sealants Based on Ceramic RCF Fibers:
Leading brands JM, K®, and TJM of insulating refractory bricks (IFB) provide unmatched performance across a wide range of industrial applications and offer:
Benefits of IFB Refractory Bricks:
Monolithic refractory materials are available in various compositions, densities, and installation methods, enabling their use for: Primary or secondary insulation, Repairs and Special applications
The choice of a specific grade depends on the construction type, which determines installation and operational conditions.Cast linings can be installed as: single material or combination of multiple materials, depending on operating conditions and equipment requirements.
Leading brands JM, K®, and TJM of insulating refractory bricks (IFB) provide unmatched performance across a wide range of industrial applications and offer:
Thermal Ceramics offers a wide range of monolithic materials based on aluminosilicates and silicon carbide, tailored for various industrial requirements.
Used for heat retention in high-temperature structures and can be applied as primary linings (hot face) or as backing linings behind denser refractory linings.
Bonded with high-alumina cements, easily applied by casting or gunning, providing excellent performance in general applications.
Contain only 5 – 7% cement, utilizing fine fillers and dispersants to reduce water demand and improve physical properties.
Contain 10 – 15% cement, are easy to mix and apply, and offer excellent abrasion resistance and thermal shock resistance.
Originally monolithic materials bonded with clay, now available in castable and gunning versions.
Developed for increased resistance to corundum growth, which occurs when molten aluminum contacts refractory materials.
Designed for applications where high abrasion resistance is critical.
Bonded with phosphate binders, providing exceptional resistance to molten metals and slags. Available in ramming, castable, and gunning mixes.
Self-leveling and consolidated by vibration, forming a dense lining that sinters into a solid layer after heating.
Pre-mixed dry or wet formulations, used for bonding bricks or fiber modules in rigid linings.
These materials cover a wide range of industrial needs, ensuring resistance to high temperatures, mechanical stress, corrosion, and abrasion.