Pyromeral Systems has developed a new contact material for the transport of hot glass (hollow glass): the Tactylit®

Date: 30 September 2004
Source: Pyromeral Systems

Date: 30 September 2004

Hall 12 / Stand C86Pyromeral Systems has developed in collaboration with glass-makers a new contact material for the transport of hot glass (hollow glass): the Tactylit®.

The Tactylit® materials are made up of thermostables, non-aggressive towards glass and with polymineral resins impregnated fibres.

An ideal performance for thermal requirement met in glass-making :
- Over 500°C temperature resistance
- Non-flammable material – No poison gaz emission
- No oxidation thanks to chemical nature of the polymineral resins
- Thermal-shock resistance

Mechanical properties adapted to intensive industrial use:
- The fibre makes the material mechanically resistant
- High abrasive resistance
- Machinable materials

Specific properties for glassmaking industry:
- Good resistance to greases and lubricants
- No marking of glass items

Finally, the Tactylit® does not contain carcinogenic or toxic parts.

So as to meet the glass makers specifications, there is a range of Tactylit® products.
These different compositions can be used as take-out inserts, dead plates, sweep-out insert, transfer elements, stacker bars, annealing plate, and all kind of applications including contact or handling hot glass.

The Tactylit® materials are available in 1 to 60 mm thick plates. Moreover it can be moulded or moulded from a casting, thus used as an already shaped product.

Pyromeral Systems proposes a comprehensive range of textile (woven and non-woven fabrics) composed with thin stainless steel fibres.

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