I was talking to one of our subcontractor installers the other day about a source on Micore 300. He said that he no longer uses it because of the density and fragility. He has been using this product for years, apparently its structural, and has a 1.2 r value per 1/2". Mabey someone can confirm that with the specs listed below. Have any of you used this product?
MariniteTM I panels can be used in construction and refurbishment of ovens, dryers and other insulated housings for the retention of control or heat. It, also, can be used in areas of fire protection, fire training, and as lightweight insulation panels
MariniteTM I combines structural strength with high thermal insulating values. It is incombustible, highly damage resistant, non-corroding, and extremely water resistant. Mariniteâ I panels also provide fire safety, uniform temperature control, and require minimal maintenance.
An oven dried, structural insulation board formed from calcium silicate with inert fibers and reinforcing agents
48 x 96 in the following thicknesses in inches- ½, ¾, 7/8, 1, 1 ¼, 1 ½, and 2; cut and fabricated to shape.
Off-white
Density
46 lbs/ft3 - 737 kg/m3
Maximum operating temperature
1200° F
Shrinkage, during initial heating condition
length & width
0.4%
thickness
1.4%
Compressive strength - for 10% deformation
1350 psi
Flexural strength
800 psi (56 kg/cm2)
Pandux, Durometer Hardness
60
Normal moisture content
3%
Thermal Conductivity
.81 BTU-in/ft2,hr,° F@400° F (0.12W/mK@205° C)
.86 BTU-in/ft2,hr,° F@1000° F (0.12W/mK@538° C)
Fire hazard(ASTM 84) flame spread
0
smoke developed
0
Volume resistivity (ASTM D-257)
600° F - dry
8.15 x 1011 ohm-cm
75° F - 50% relative humidity
9.83 x 107 ohm-cm
71° F - 91% relative humidity
3.49 x 106 ohm-cm
Dielectric strength (ASTM D-495)
45 volts/mil
Screw holding strength @7/8in penetration
220 lbs (100kg)
MariniteTM I panels can be used in construction and refurbishment of ovens, dryers and other insulated housings for the retention of control or heat. It, also, can be used in areas of fire protection, fire training, and as lightweight insulation panels
MariniteTM I combines structural strength with high thermal insulating values. It is incombustible, highly damage resistant, non-corroding, and extremely water resistant. Mariniteâ I panels also provide fire safety, uniform temperature control, and require minimal maintenance.
An oven dried, structural insulation board formed from calcium silicate with inert fibers and reinforcing agents
48 x 96 in the following thicknesses in inches- ½, ¾, 7/8, 1, 1 ¼, 1 ½, and 2; cut and fabricated to shape.
Off-white
Density
46 lbs/ft3 - 737 kg/m3
Maximum operating temperature
1200° F
Shrinkage, during initial heating condition
length & width
0.4%
thickness
1.4%
Compressive strength - for 10% deformation
1350 psi
Flexural strength
800 psi (56 kg/cm2)
Pandux, Durometer Hardness
60
Normal moisture content
3%
Thermal Conductivity
.81 BTU-in/ft2,hr,° F@400° F (0.12W/mK@205° C)
.86 BTU-in/ft2,hr,° F@1000° F (0.12W/mK@538° C)
Fire hazard(ASTM 84) flame spread
0
smoke developed
0
Volume resistivity (ASTM D-257)
600° F - dry
8.15 x 1011 ohm-cm
75° F - 50% relative humidity
9.83 x 107 ohm-cm
71° F - 91% relative humidity
3.49 x 106 ohm-cm
Dielectric strength (ASTM D-495)
45 volts/mil
Screw holding strength @7/8in penetration
220 lbs (100kg)
