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LDS MOLDABLE

ISO 9001 : 2000 Certified
Fiberfrax LDS Moldable consists of ceramic fibers dispersed in a sticky water-based refractory binder. These materials have a putty-like consistency which permits application by caulking, troweling, or hand forming.

Applications //

It adheres well to most surfaces. Drying is accomplished at a non-critical, elevated temperature and the resulting dried material is strong, hard and erosion resistant. LDS Moldable possesses excellent resistance to wetting by many nonferrous molten metals and is used extensively in molten aluminum contact applications. The LDS Moldable possesses the advantages of ceramic fiber insulating materials : high temperature resistance, excellent insulating properties, excellent thermal shock resistance, chemical stability and ease of installation.

Technical data //


Physical Properties	LDS Moldable
Appearance	Sticky putty
Continuous Use Limit*	2 300 °F
Solids	(%) 55
Wet Density (lb/ft3)	85
Dry Density (lb/ft3)	50
LOI (%)	5
Shrinkage (%) (24 hrs)	4 to 2000 °F
Molten Aluminum - Wetting Resistance	Good
Thermal Conductivity - Btu-in/hr ft2 °F – 400°F Tm	0.57
800°F Tm	0.95
1 200°F Tm	1.28
1 600°F Tm	1.53

*The continuous use limit of Fiberfrax insulation is determined by irreversible linear change criteria, not product melting point.

Specifications: U.S. Coast Guard for "Incombustible Materials" Subpart 164.009

98-11/rev.1

	N.B. The information, details, dimensions and values indicated are to our best knowledge. We recommend testing according to local conditions. The specifications are subject to change without notice.
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