Basic Perlite is an amorphous volcanic glass with relative high water content. When this mineral heated up to 900- 1100 Deg C. it will be expands 15 to 20 times of its original volume & foam a granular, as combined water evaporates and create a light weight tiny bubble.
| Densities (Kg/M3) | Available in a range of 30- 190 Kg/M3, Typical Compact density range from 55-75 Kg/M3 |
| Granular Size | It varies from 4 to 1.2 mm Depending on Grades |
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.01 to 0.06 W/m K ( Depending on Density & Temperature) |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | – 273 Deg C to 1000 Deg C |
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When Perlite is expanded by exposure to rapid controlled heating (About 900 Deg C ), its volume grow up to 20 times than original volume and this physical transformation makes expanded perlite, which is a low density thermal Insulator. Structure of Expanded Perlite consist of millions air cell. Through a proprietary process these particles are bonded together with special inorganic binder and reinforced fibers , molded and backed.
| Densities (Kg/M3) | 192-224 |
| Standard Size | 900x 500 mm |
| Thicknesses in (mm) | 25, 30, 38, 50, 63, 75, 88, 100 |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | Up to 650 Deg C |
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Perlite is a versatile and sustainable mineral occurs naturally in environment. When Perlie is expanded by exposure to rapid controlled heating (About 900 Deg C ), its volume grow up to 20 times than original volume and this physical transformation makes expanded perlite, which is a low density thermal Insulator. Structure of Expanded Perlite consist of millions air cell. Through a proprietary process these particles are bonded together with special inorganic binder and reinforced fibers , molded and backed.
| Densities (Kg/M3) | 192-224 |
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| Standard size | from 15 mm NB to 300 mm NB |
| Standard length (mm) | 914 |
| Standard Thickness (mm) | 25, 38, 50, 63, 75, 88, 100 |
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| Standard size | from 300 mm NB to 600 mm NB |
| Standard length (mm) | 914 |
| Standard Thickness (mm) | 38, 50, 75, 88, 100 |
| TEMPERATURE RANGE | Up to 650 Deg C |
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