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FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1951 Jan DOC QUIG008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industry Warning Information HOW TO USE INSULAG Reg . U. Pat Of A Plastic Refractory Insulator and Sealer for Lagging Interior and pe Exterior Surfaces of High Temperature Equipment INSULAG when mixed with water BLOATS In order to secure maximum insulating efficiency BLOATING MUST TAKE PLACE AFTER APPLICATION IN THE MORTAR BOX box that Open bag and a clean mortar twenty minutes only quantity of INSULAG into can be mixed and applied within Add sufficient water to INSULAG to make smooth working mixture Use clean fresh water at 60-65 An average mixture takes about ten and half 101 gallons of water to a one hundred pound bag More or wamt ay be e ur sed for vartyi peso ofu wos rk Mix the batch thoroughly and quickly with a hoe or shovel turning the mixture over to be sure all of the INSULAG is saturated with water Apply INSULAG pMrOomRpTtlAmyaRterialin gooredquired fresh to unused after mixing so that the BLOATING TAKES ON THE WORK INSTEAD OF IN THE BOX Make batch for each application required only quantity Clobs agetitgihgthtllyy to kkeeeep the dry condition Best results are securedagainst by hand applica byttiho ronw ing the INSULAG the sur Thf en a smeac r te o a uniform thickness Allow bloating action to take place and material to set Then apply finish coat by trowel Smooth hard finish is obtained by use of wet troweling Where more than 1 thickness of INSULAG is to be used apply a nd after thoroughly expanded and set cover with " mesh 19 gauge wire netting or with other suitable metal lath securely fastened and proceed with further application of INSULAG in similar manner Where large volumes are to be applied at one time beavier gauge metal lath or wire netting will be required All surfaces which are to be covered with INSULAG should be dry and clean of dust loose scaly rust paint and grease When surface is painted with asphalt products same should be entirely removed before appli- cation surface application For hot a small quantity of INSU- LAG should be diluted into a thick paint consistency and painted on the entire surface which will rapidly dry Then coat with regular mix INSULAG allow the coats to set up and then fill in with INS^ LAGFor additional thickness use reinforcing as described above Where INSULAG is applied over porous surfactehsis painted surface should be with sufficient INSULAG to fastened seal absorption of the porous material Then mesh gauge wire netting should be applied and securely fastened and further INSULAG of regular mix applied quickly Quigley Refractory Laflr at ag rease are and efficiently laggebdy the use of the Gun which applies INSULAG much more rapidly than is possible by hand When two or more coats of INSULAG are to be used tthroewerleodughp inr g o cosv t si hoaud lbode nbdefoarlltohweesductcoeesdtaiyngrcooustgshTnhoet shco ostu shol uldd be applied after the roughcoistnhg as set but is still damp A smooth trow sure facl e ce an d be secured by retroweling the surface of the INSULAG with a moistened trowel or float just before it is thoroughly dry or by applying another thin coat over the surface of the expanded or bloated INSULAG and troweling this thin coat This will insure full expanded value of the applica- tion INSULAG will set up hard in from 2 to 24 hours depending upon temperature and atmospheric conditions For the large valves and intricate shapes INSULAG knock may in may be hand mold toetd he forms ( equoi r mp aymbeeprn ecat st inside The precast form be fastened in place with gauge metal bands or fabric wrappings INSULAG when set will not dissolve or collapse from contact with water is resistant to vapors of steam acid or alkaline solutions Should it become wet heat will restore its original insulating value Where INSULAG will be exposed to the elements to it from absorbing moisture proofing with Quigley TRIPLE Protective Coatings is recommended The equipment should be placed in service in order to thoroughly dry the INSULAG prior to the application of the TRIPLE Products The above instructions cover However for large surfaces or when it is desired to use INSULA~ general applications special applications or alone or in combina- tion with other materials to form panel construction recommendations will be furnished upon request QUIGLEY COMPANY INC Manufacturers of Refractory Specialties and Paints 527 Fifth Avenue New York 17 N. 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To Economize nn 100 HOW TO USE. > A Plastic Refractory Insulator and Sealer for Lagging ~ nteriorand oa Exterior Surfaces of High Temperature Equipment INSULAG when mixed with water BLOATS ^ norder * to secure maximum insulating efficiency BLOATING MUST TAKE PLACE AFTER APPLICATION IN THE MORTAR BOX Open bag and pour only quantity of INSULAG into a clean mortar box that can be mixed and applied within twenty minutes Add sufficient water to INSULAG to make a smooth working mixture Use clean fresh water at 60-65 An average mixture takes about ten and half 10 gallons of water to a one hundred pound bag More or less water may be used for various types of work Mix the batch thoroughly and quickly with a hoe or | shovel turning the mixture over to be sure all of the INSULAG is saturated with water Apply INSULAG promptly after mixing so that the BLOATING TAKES PLA~ E ON THE WORK INSTEAD OF IN THE MORTAR BOX Make a fresh batch for each application Mix only quantity required Close bag tightly to keep the unused material in good dry condition Best results are secured by hand application by throwing the INSULAG against the surface Then smear to a uniform thickness Allow bloating action to take place and material to set Then apply finish coat by trowel Smooth hard finish is obtained by use of wet troweling Where more than t hickness of INSULAG is to be used apply " and after thoroughly expanded and set cover with mesh 19 gauge wire netting or with other suitable metal lath securely fastened and proceed with further application of INSULAG in similar manner Where large volumes are to be applied at one time heavier gauge metal lath or wire netting will be required All surfaces which are to be covered with INSULAG should be dry and clean of dust loose scaly rust paint and grease When surface is painted with asphalt products same should be entirely removed before appli- ; cation For hot surface application a small quantity of INSULAG should be diluted into a thick paint consistency and painted on the entire surface which will rapidly dry Then spot with regular mix INSULAG allow the coats to set up and then fill in with INSULAG For additional thickness use reinforcing as described above Where INSULAG is applied over porous surfaces this surface should be painted with sufficient INSULAG to . seal absorption of the porous material Then " mesh 19 gauge wire netting should be applied and securely fastened and further INSULAG of regular mix applied Large flat areas are quickly and efficiently lagged by band the use of the Quigley Refractory Gun which applies INSULAG much more rapidly than is possible by When two or more coats of INSULAG are to be used the roughing coat should be allowed to stay rough troweled provide a bond for the succeeding coats The finish coat should be applied after the roughing coat has set but is still damp A smooth troweled surface can be secured by retroweling the surface of the INSULAG with 1 moistened trowel or float just before it is thoroughly dry or by applying another thin coat over the surface of the expanded or bloated INSULAG and troweling this thin coat This will insure full expanded value of the applica tion INSULAG will set up hard in from 2 to 24 hours depending upon temperature and atmospheric conditions For the large valves and intricate shapes INSULAG may be hand molded to the equipment or may be precast in knock forms greased inside The precast form may be fastened in place with gauge metal bands or fabric wrappings INSULAG when set will not dissolve or collapse from contact with water is resistant to vapors of steam acid or alkaline solutions Should it become wet heat will restore its original insulating value Where INSULAG will be exposed to the elements to keep it from absorbing moisture proofing with Quigley TRIPLE Protective Coatings is recommended The equipment should be placed in service in order to thoroughly dry the INSULAG prior to the application of the TRIPLE Products The above instructions cover general applications However for large surfaces or special applications or when it is desired to use INSULA~ alone or in combina- tion with other materials to form panel construction rec- ommendations will be furnished upon request QUIGLEY COMPANY INC Manufacturers of Refractory Specialties and Paints 527 Fifth Avenue New York 17 N. Y. Distributors with Stocks and Service in Every Industrial Center Form D2-13M Get Quigley ... To Economize 09 1776