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KAOWOOL THERMAL CERAMICS RIGIDIZER for Kaowool Blanket
NOTE: NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FREE/FIXED SHIPPING TO AK or HI This rigidizer for kaowool is a colloidal silica compound for treating surfaces of ceramic fiber products to provide a degree of surface hardness and resistance to erosion. Kaowool Rigidizer is stabilized against freezing during exposure
to cold; however, freezing should be avoided. Price shown is per gallon.
-Kaowool thermal ceramics rigidizer sets with strong, hard film and develops ceramic bond above
1600°F (871°C)
-Can
be used for spray, dip, or brush applications over fiber
blanket, boards, or modules to impart extra strength
Features
• Increases surface hardness and resistance to erosion
• Easily applied by brushing or spraying
• Freeze resistant
Applications
• Surface coating for Kaowool ceramic fiber blanket exposed
to high velocity gases
• Adhesive for use in making composites and laminates
• Surface treatment for Kaowool vacuum formed shapes to
increase surface hardness
Physical Properties
Color clear
Solid content, % silica (approx) 28 - 29
Weight per gallon, lb (kg) (approx) 10 (4.5)
Nominal density, (wet), pcf (kg/m3) (approx) 75 (1202)
Maximum temperature rating, °F (°C) 2300 (1260)
Freezing temperature, °F (°C) 28 (-2)
Viscosity, centipoises @ 25°C 4
Specific gravity @ 25°C 1.203
pH 9.7
Handling
Kaowool Rigidizer for ceramic fiber must be
protected from freezing. Normal shelf life of the Kaowool thermal ceramics rigidizer is twelve months in unopened containers that have been properly stored.
Installation Information
Kaowool Rigidizer is applied by brushing, dipping, rolling, and
spraying. Suitable respiratory protection and ventilation are required
when applied by spraying.
Materials to be rigidized should be free of all grease and oil.
Kaowool Rigidizer for ceramic fiber receives its bonding action from the removal of
physical water. Bonding may be accelerated by heating or over drying.
Curing is a function of the size of the shape and its geometry.
An application rate of one gallon per 25 square feet (7.6 m2) of
ceramic fiber surface will render a hard surface without completely
rigidizing the interior of the ceramic fiber body.
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