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MIKESMIND
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I would like to find an insulator that can work in high heat and take a beating. A strong metal would be nice. It will be taking a beating and it will have to hold the copper in it form or the copper will flattened out
MIKESMIND said:Sorry for the delay
Yes but what I would like is a metal tube coated with rust on the outside and a good conductor on the inside. Copper is too soft and flattened out in a few minutes. The insulation breaks as well
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A high heat high impact insulator is a material that is designed to withstand both high temperatures and physical impacts. It is commonly used in industrial applications where equipment operates at high temperatures and is subject to frequent impacts or vibrations.
Some common materials used as high heat high impact insulators include ceramics, silicone, rubber, and fiberglass. These materials have properties that make them resistant to both heat and impact.
The effectiveness of a high heat high impact insulator is typically measured by its thermal conductivity and impact resistance. Thermal conductivity refers to the material's ability to transfer heat, while impact resistance measures its ability to withstand physical impacts without breaking or deforming.
Using high heat high impact insulators can provide several benefits, including reducing the risk of equipment failure due to heat or impacts, improving energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer, and protecting workers from hot surfaces. They can also help extend the lifespan of equipment by providing insulation and protection.
When choosing a high heat high impact insulator, it is important to consider the operating temperature of the equipment, the level of impact and vibration it will be subjected to, and the compatibility of the insulator with other materials and chemicals in the environment. It is also essential to consider the cost and installation process of the insulator.