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Glastherm® (also known as Thermalite®) |
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The installation or upgrading of mould base or press platen insulation is one of the highest
returning investments a moulding operation can make today. Properly insulated molds require
less energy to operate. Adequate insulation also facilitates temperature regulation within the tool.
Glastherm® thermal insulating sheet is an excellent choice for mold insulation applications.
Offering significant advantages when compared with other materials such as mica, asbestos,
concrete
or calcium silicate. Glastherm® sheet is an efficient thermal barrier and is strong to
resist the
effects of moulding pressure and rough handling. Resistant to oil and water absorption,
it is completely
asbestos-free.
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Main Characteristics:
- High Hot Compressive Strength
- Low Thermal Conductivity
- Oil and Moisture Resistant
- Reduces Heat Loss
- Helps Control Temperature |
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Product range, Glastherm ® |
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Glastherm® HT200
A
thermal insulating sheet with superior strength and heat resistance for applications
using temperatures up to 200 °C. Designed for plastics and zinc die cast mold requirements. |
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Glastherm® HT220
This is a thermal insulating sheet that combines low thermal conductivity with very high
compressive strength. |
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Glastherm® HT250 M & HT250 HQ
A thermal insulating sheet that is employed to save energy during pressing. Used primarily in
hydraulic, wood and tyre presses. |
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Permisol |
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Permisol is an application developed by Rochling Permali Composites to assist companies optimise their moulds or presses. The application contains thermal calculation programs which can calculate the required material thickness or estimate the press plate temperature. It also contains the technical data for all Glastherm® products.
The application can be downloaded below and run one time as a demo. To continue using the application please contact the Glastherm Product Manager at the email address given in the application. |
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