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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | [BNZ Materials] A registered trademark for a series of high-density insulating millboards. Marinite® boards are used for building construction for fire-resistant insulation. The boards are contain composed of a calcium silicate cement (65-75%) with calcium metasilicate (20-25%) and small amounts of natural organic fibers (4-8%), glass fibers (0-3%) and quartz (0.1-2%), Older Marinite® boards may contain asbestos fibers | + | [BNZ Materials] A registered trademark for a series of high-density insulating millboards. Marinite® boards are used for building construction for fire-resistant insulation. The boards are contain composed of a calcium silicate cement (65-75%) with calcium metasilicate (20-25%) and small amounts of natural organic fibers (4-8%), glass fibers (0-3%) and quartz (0.1-2%), Older Marinite® boards may contain asbestos fibers. |
| − | == | + | * Marinite® A and C: strong, machinable, non-asbestos inorganic board insulations for conveying, containing, handling and forming molten aluminum and other non-ferrous metals. Applications include holding furnace linings, tips for continuous casters, transition plates, rings, plugs, baffles, troughs, spouts, floats and filter boxes. [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/MarCAAhp.pdf Tech sheet A and C] |
| + | * Marinite® I: A structural insulation is highly damage-resistant, noncorroding, and extremely water-resistant with minimal maintenance, and fast, easy fabrication. [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Mar-I.pdf Tech sheet MarI] | ||
| + | * Marinite® M: In addition to high strength and insulating values, Marinite M panels combine ease of erection, fire safety, durability, attractive appearance, and low maintenance for use as bulkheads, linings or ceiling materials. [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/MarM.pdf Tech sheet MarM] | ||
| + | * Marinite® P:An incombustible, self-supporting board that combines high insulating values, fire safety, and exceptionally high compressive strength. [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/MarP.pdf Tech sheet MarP] | ||
| + | == Risks == | ||
| − | BNZ Materials: [ | + | BNZ Materials: [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/BNZ-20-102-Marinite-A-Marinite-A-HP-MSDS.pdf Marinite A SDS] |
| − | == | + | ==Resources and Citations== |
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| + | * BNZ Materials: [https://www.bnzmaterials.com/marinite/ Marinite Website] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:01, 17 October 2022
Description
[BNZ Materials] A registered trademark for a series of high-density insulating millboards. Marinite® boards are used for building construction for fire-resistant insulation. The boards are contain composed of a calcium silicate cement (65-75%) with calcium metasilicate (20-25%) and small amounts of natural organic fibers (4-8%), glass fibers (0-3%) and quartz (0.1-2%), Older Marinite® boards may contain asbestos fibers.
- Marinite® A and C: strong, machinable, non-asbestos inorganic board insulations for conveying, containing, handling and forming molten aluminum and other non-ferrous metals. Applications include holding furnace linings, tips for continuous casters, transition plates, rings, plugs, baffles, troughs, spouts, floats and filter boxes. Tech sheet A and C
- Marinite® I: A structural insulation is highly damage-resistant, noncorroding, and extremely water-resistant with minimal maintenance, and fast, easy fabrication. Tech sheet MarI
- Marinite® M: In addition to high strength and insulating values, Marinite M panels combine ease of erection, fire safety, durability, attractive appearance, and low maintenance for use as bulkheads, linings or ceiling materials. Tech sheet MarM
- Marinite® P:An incombustible, self-supporting board that combines high insulating values, fire safety, and exceptionally high compressive strength. Tech sheet MarP
Risks
BNZ Materials: Marinite A SDS
Resources and Citations
- BNZ Materials: Marinite Website