Superwool boards from Morgan: Prime Board 1300 °C, Plus HS Board 1100 °C, HT B+ for cyclic duty. Area: refractories.
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Superwool boards: three types for your application

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Prime, Plus HS and HT B+: Morgan is reorganising its range of low biopersistent high-temperature boards. We tell you which board fits which job.

The right board depends on the application. Temperature, thermal cycling and the place of use all play a part.

Morgan now offers its low biopersistent Superwool® high-temperature boards in three types.

Morgan Superwool boards: Prime Board, Plus HS Board and HT B+ Board with applications in ceramics, iron and steel, glass, industrial furnaces, process equipment, boilers and heating
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The Prime Board is the high-temperature board with a classification temperature of 1300 °C. It replaces the Superwool HT (more on this). It fits when maximum temperature is the main criterion. Typical uses are ceramics, glass, iron and steel and the chemical process industry.

Superwool Prime Board, high-temperature board with a classification temperature of 1300 °C
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The Plus HS Board is the versatile back-up insulation. It replaces the Plus Board and runs at 1100 °C. Typical uses are back-up linings, furnaces and processing equipment.

Superwool Plus HS Board, versatile back-up insulation with a classification temperature of 1100 °C
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The HT B+ Board is made for cyclic duty, that is, for plant that heats up and cools down often.

The boards are used in glass, steel, ceramics, boilers and the chemical process industry. Choosing starts with your operating conditions.

We keep the old names HT, HT2, HT LB and Plus Strong so you can find your current board. Tell us temperature and use, and we name the right board.

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