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MATERIAL /Thermal insulation
ODIWOOL SCHWARZ · Thermal insulation
ODIWOOL BLACK is a highly flexible and non-combustible heat insulation product made from soluble, amorphous mineral wool reinforced with minimal amounts of organic binding agent. It is low-weight and has high stability at temperatures of up to 1200 °C, as well as outstanding thermal and mechanical properties. The smooth surfaces on both sides make processing easier, while the product can also be cut, bent or punched with ease. It has low thermal conductivity and is non-combustible, which makes it an excellent solution for applications in fireproof constructions and insulation and as sealing material in fire-rated glazing systems. ODIWOOL BLACK does not contain any substances that are harmful to health such as asbestos or ceramic fibres. For easy installation, it comes available with glues such as PYROCOL or double-sided adhesive tape.
Applications
- Fire-rated glazing systems and fire-resistant doors
- Seals and protection in fire-resistant devices and building components
- Insulation of household and heating appliances
- Thermal protection for lift doors
- Protecting locks, door closers and panic door locking systems
- Joint sealing and thermal barriers in fire protection systems
Properties
- Non-combustible and thermally stable up to 1200 °C
- Highly resistant to tearing with high mechanical stability
- Excellent thermal insulation capabilities
- Easy to work
- Free from asbestos and thus offers an alternative to building materials containing ceramic fibres
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