Superwool

Overview

Inproheat Industries proudly offers Superwool products manufactured by Morgan Thermal Ceramics made from low bio persistence fibre.

Superwool grades can boast classification temperatures between 1300°C and 1450°C – making Superwool an especially appealing thermal management solution.

a smaller roll of superwool, partially unrolled, looking like paper towel

a white and silver roll of superwool, partially unrolled

Features

High Temperature Performance

Superwool performs well in high temperatures, especially against potential chemical attacks or the formation of crystalline-based silica.

Low Thermal Conductivity

Among similar options on the fibre market, Superwool provides a reduced amount of thermal conductivity.

Reduced Shot

Superwool offers a consistently uniform fibre with low shot content that contributes to industry leading thermal efficiency.

Applications

EAS fibre Superwool is well-suited for applications that require thermal management with an emphasis on health and safety. It is commonly used in the automotive, power generation, and petrochemical industries.