Monolux 500 & 800 calcium silicate for industrial insulation - High-temperature solutions

High-performance solutions for demanding industrial environments

MONOLUX support for demanding industrial environments

Our Monolux 500 & 800 calcium silicate solutions for industrial insulation provide high-temperature thermal insulation and excellent mechanical strength. This rigid insulating material, renowned for its mechanical strength and dimensional stability, is available in machined parts or panels to meet the specific needs of the metallurgical, petrochemical, nuclear and glass industries.

Our Monolux Families - High-Temperature Calcium Silicate

MONOLUX FAMILIES

Materials from the PROMAT® range –manufacturer of high-temperature insulation solutions

Balance between thermal insulation and mechanical strength

Monolux sheets and machined parts, made from high-density calcium silicate, are specially designed for industrial environments subject to high temperatures. They combine high thermal performance, dimensional stability and superior mechanical strength, making them ideal for critical applications.

Main applications :

  • Insulation and lining for industrial furnaces (melting, heat treatment, incineration).

  • Cladding for furnaces and hot chambers requiring high mechanical strength.

  • Custom-made holders for electrical resistors and insulating parts.

  • Buildings requiring rigid insulating panels for extreme temperatures (glassworks).

  • Replacement of fibrous panels in environments where a rigid solution is required.

Monolux families :

Monolux 500

  • Density: ~750 kg/m³.

  • Operating temperature: up to 1000°C

  • Features: good thermal insulation, easy to machine, dimensionally stable.

  • Typical applications: panels, machined parts for furnaces, standard insulating components.

Monolux 800

  • Density: ~900 kg/m³

  • Operating temperature: up to 1100°C

  • Features: enhanced mechanical resistance, excellent performance in harsh environments.

  • Typical applications: machined parts requiring resistance to thermal shock and high mechanical stress.

Technical comparison between Monolux 500 and Monolux 800

Gallery of Monolux machined parts