Calcium silicate mouldings
Calcium silicate mouldings maintain their dimensional stability even under extreme conditions and are suitable for temperatures up to 1100 °C.
- PRODUCT VARIATIONS
- CNC machined | CNC drilled | CNC sawn | Pressed parts according to customer specifications
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Temperature resistance
High temperature resistance with application temperatures up to 1100°C.
Thermal conductivity
Low thermal conductivity, non-flammable and highly shock resistant.
Thermal insulation
Suitable for fire protection and thermal insulation products.
CHARACTERISTICS
Calcium silicate mouldings maintain their dimensional stability even under extreme conditions and are suitable for temperatures up to 1,100 °C. Fire protection and thermal insulation products made of calcium silicate protect people and equipment, save space and energy, and improve processes and efficiency.
The calcium silicate plates are processed into CNC milled parts or pressed parts according to customer specifications of our own production.
Benefits
- High temperature resistance
- Application temperatures up to 1100°C
- Low thermal conductivity
- Non-flammable
- Highly Shock Resistant
- Fire protection products
- Thermal insulation products
- Energy-saving
- Efficiency-enhancing
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Senn Group Information Catalog
Refractories, seals, foundry supplies, conveyor chains, compensators, plain bearings, lubricants, metal parts, and logistics/FTL
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Since 2001, KS Kneissl & Senn Technologie GmbH
has been producing insulation materials and seals for a wide range of applications up to a temperature range of 1600 °C. A diverse range of machinery (CNC 5-axis milling, plotting, punching, sewing, water jet cutting, vacuum forming, etc.) enables us to shape a wide variety of materials for you. The main materials include: glass fibers, aramid fibers, mineral fibers, biosoluble fibers, ceramic fibers, silicate fibers, vermiculite, calcium silicate, microporous materials, elastomers (rubber, silicone, silicone foam, etc.), etc.
The company has been ISO9001 certified since 2009, currently in accordance with the 2015 revision of the standard.
