Advantages
Microlite AA Uncured can be molded into a wide range of sizes, shapes, densities and thicknesses to fit odd-shaped parts, special configurations, and applications in which precise insulation fit is critical. It can be molded into high densities, for applications in which rigidity and structural strength are required, or lower densities for more flexible applications. Microlite AA Uncured also can be used for laminating specialty or decorative facings directly to the insulation material.
Available Forms
Microlite AA Uncured is furnished in cut sheets, with a choice of two binder types: Water Repellent Phenolic, a thermosetting resin binder with an additive to provide water resistance in applications with hot face service temperatures to 450°F (232°C); and Silicone, a silicone organic base resin binder for hot face service temperatures up to 700°F (371°C).
Standard Sizes
Microlite AA Uncured insulation is available in sheet form with 50" (127 cm) by 72" (183 cm) dimensions for product with Water Repellent Phenolic binder, and 38" (97 cm) by 72" (183 cm) dimensions for product with Silicone binder. See Physical Properties on the following page for additional details
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