WHY MICROPOROUS TECHNOLOGY IS SUPERIOR FOR HIGH-TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS
Our microporous insulation products achieve superior thermal performance by simultaneously tackling conduction, convection, and radiation. Its nano-porous fumed silica structure limits gas and solid conduction, while added opacifiers block radiative heat. This synergy creates an insulation with thermal conductivity near the theoretical limit of still air, maintaining efficacy in extreme environments.
Outstanding Thermal Performance: Key Technical Highlights
The following technical data for our TT 1000 classic board demonstrates the high performance of our microporous insulation materials:
| Property |
Value |
| Thermal Conductivity (W/m·K) |
0.021 @ 20°C
0.023 @ 200 °C
0.026 @ 400 °C
0.030 @ 600 °C
0.034 @ 800 °C |
| Continuous Service Temperature |
Up to 950 °C |
| Peak Temperature for Fire Protection (≤4h) |
1200 °C |
| Nominal Density |
≈ 270 kg/m³, other density can be customized |
| Shrinkage |
< 2 % @ 950 °C / 12 h (all sides)
< 0.5 % @ 1000 °C / 12 h (one side) |
| Compressive Strength (10% deformation) |
≥ 0.27 MPa |
Dimensional and Chemical Stability
Our microporous outstanding dimensional stability prevents thermal gaps, ensures consistent performance under cycling, and extends the operational life of thermal systems. The material’s fine-particle structure also offers excellent resistance to thermal shock and
oxidation, maintaining integrity even after repeated heating and cooling cycles.
Versatile, Engineered Microporous Insulation
Our microporous insulation products with different shapes and processed styles are designed for versatile integration into complex thermal assemblies.
Board or panel-shaped products can be cut, drilled, or machined using standard woodworking tools. Board shaped products are available in naked, wrapped, or laminated forms (e.g., aluminum foil, glass tissue) to suit specific applications.
For large-scale production, custom molding and net-shape pressing help minimize waste and improve precision.
Our boards or panels can also be combined with other insulators to create multi-layer configurations — optimizing both performance and cost efficiency across different temperature zones within the same system.
Ecologically Effective Throughout the Entire Life Span
Our microporous insulation materials are free of organic binding agents. They are made of silica (silicon dioxide) or alumina, an inorganic opacifying agent, and non-hazardous fibres that are resistant to high temperatures. These inherently stable products are long-lasting, do not rot, are vermin-resistant and easy to recycle.