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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1947 Jan DOC OC421 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Sales Literature - Fiberglas Insulating Cement Fiberglas Finishing Cements O Mastic Finish +. FIBERGLAS STANDARDS GWENS.CORNING IBERGLAS KPORATION . . e D4.8.1 \ JAMWA Y JAMWA Y 3 1967 FIBERGLAS INSULATING CEMENT FIBERGLAS FINISHING CEMENTS O M^ STICFINISH Fy 2 : Fit Oty A . CEMENT CF Px aXe ter? Fiberglas Insulating Cement Wefil is a plastic insulation recommanded for application directly on healed equibment of over metal mesh blankets or block type insulation as a base for finishes Fiberglas Finishing Cement Type A center gives a smooth surface for pointing Fiberglas Finishing Coment Type 8 left gives a more granular surface FIBEROLAS FIBEROLAS INSULATING CEMENT provides a monolithic insulation for pipes tank ovens and other bested bested back regulus of glasses glasses In equipibant equipibant doors and It combines good thermal insulating value out and ease of applicaties It may be used over strel ^ rick and insulation blocks and blankwa When located out obteni ducts or exposed to moisture or abracion a jacket of sheet metal or a costing of O Music Vouh should be applied te protect the obteni Fiberglas Insulating Cament is made of nodulated Fiber- Mera are flanges cov ored with Fiberglas Finishing Coment rance flects the enduring perform ance of the product in actual use glas Insulation mixed with refractory matoriais Is la qually mined on the job Approximately 25 gallons of clean fraak water should be used for mach 100 lhx of dry cement When the cement is to be unod on a hot porous par^>kossuch as Sre brick on additional 4 gullunx per 101 Iba of cement should be war When applivd und driel it BumprfljemBumprfljem mounties dead air mil Fiberglas Insulating Cement is say to apply 6 f that lowers installation Ume Other advantages include full reclaimability up to 1000"Flow shrinkage or drying cont adative strength and the provision of an excellent base for either Fiberglas Finishing Comania or O Maxtle Finish Thermal Conductivity of Fiberglas Insulating Cement ix sot more than 75 Btu sq ft per hour per degree F. ampersture diference per inch thickness of material s^> Mazan lemjiorature of 300 and 4 lite ut 100 F. marschi 2 amperature See chart on page for conductivity at vario que med"tem paraugiem FIBERGLAS FINISHING CEMENTS TYPES A AND B. ant used to provide a smooth finished ajjmarznie for kumalated pipes Lahku sveta and other heated equipment are made Fiberglas Finishing Caments of density Fiberglas material combined with asbestos fibers and suil- able binders They are manily mixed with stiprukimuudy uf $ 14 2434 gallons of diaan wait for much 196 Ha carbunt qeed They may be used to a scratch mont Aninh cout or both While providing some insulating valut they are not PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT FLOGAGIAN STANDALET 04.3.1 RECOMMEND THICKNESS FOR INSULATING CEMENT *s Thickness inches Up to 89 1 200 to 89 ********** 40 to 84 ********** SC 10 84 ***** 600 to 88 700 16 900 ********** ***** 900 to 1100 ********** 1100 to 1300 ***** 1300 to 1600 2 - 29 ********** -_ Usually upplied 32 thick over blankets and blocks as a base coal for desired finish For built ebolica tions on irregular surfaces thicknesses may be used up to the proctical limil | CEMENT- MBERSL^ SINSULATING CONDUCTIVITY AT VARIOUS MEAN TEMPERATURES CONDUCTIVITY Agee io Assasionsy with Frauen Sprou T T T er T T a T T T : SCAM ae . f, cs he ae = = a ; . recommended primarily for insulating purposes They are true Snishing cementa and are not reclaimable Type A Finishing Cament should be used when the high- mi quality Anish in desired It la easily workable and gives more coverage than Type B Finishing Cement The latter should be used where a Anish combining both economy and good appearanos la desired When the equipment so Binished le asposed to exonsive provided protection by abrasion supplementary abould be tight tight weatherproof Finish by provided metal or what a costing costing tight weatherproof jacket of sheet shet OC MASTIC FINISH is made of an asphalt amulsion to which longlong asbfe ibes rs ht avo e bs een added It is useads protective Anish for the insulation on pipe lines tanks talerstallers ducta breechings conv^/rtersdigesters and other type of equipment that are exposed to moisture or ezemselve brasion It comes in mixed plastic form of troweling consistency and should be protected against freezing during storage and application When applied and dried it has great durability under extremes extremes of weather and in most cases is sufficiently elastic so that it will not crack under atmospheric changes It is recoremmended for application where adjacent lamperaturas do not axmed 450 It is masily appled and can be troweled to a smooth surface Anish for most permanent results It is advisable to minform with inch galvanised wire mach netung Black when applied it turns to a dark gray color under service CHARACTERISTICS OF CEMENT AND FINISHES the For temperature Smith covering abrinkage trowelability ste as espacity volumetrie table below PACKAGING priest packaging For complete Wdas and packaging specifications minimum quah Fiberglas Standards P4.6.1 APPLICATION OF INSULATING CEMENT be Mising the Cement The cement should mixed in a clean or other container and may be used at once although Fiberglas Insulating Cement given greater troweling same if allowed to saak over nigorhiftit la mixed with hot water Physical Properties Fiberglas aviating Coment Fiberglas Finahing Coment A Riberglas Finishing Coment I Mestic O - Mestic finish Wat 12 board feet per 100 | 36 board feet per 100 { 35 board feet per 100 | 45 sq ft ... thick per pounds ^ oundl pounds 100 pounds Dry Ceverage 52 board feet per 100 | 30 board feet per 100 25 board fest per 100 | 45 sq ft 15 thick per pounds. pounds poveds, 100 pounds When When Dry Temperature Limits | | | Light fan relatively smooth hard fnah Bull white smooth hard finish Dull white smooth hard finish black sndolh lough finish Recommended to 1400 | No changa 16 800 da | Will withstand 800 de | Will withstand up to | | | | degrees F. Can be used to 1500 degreas F. [ | | 1000 Fully reclaimable to grees dight warp age at 1000 degrees F. Not reclaimable grees f.dight warp- age at 1000 degrees F. Not racisinobis 450 degrees Not imable 1000 degrees F. PAP ENVAADSD STANDARDS OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION duratiewshi SE r spenic gra i intf ra i men ~ nebjecta netace be woe! pravity and Ot oliia te cemaah Of sherteges th pwrcuaed ine teial ~, LL. ~ JUNE . Gea: FIBERGLAS INSULATING CEMENT FIBERGLAS FINISHING CEMENTS O MASTIC FINISH - ee - = *. ty ae J FINISHING YIPEA YIPEA Vereen seit _ & oe som i ww n wre 4 r , Fe ete tomes of Ate Gantt oy uae arb ator vr a an me ot. am. eam ome ee.Oeet " Com oe Fiberglas Insulating Cament fafil is made up of pellers of Fiberglas Wool containing olinost countless tima^ air rally Th cement mized opplied and dried is actually a porous mat of dead bir cells atsuring low thermial conductivity fibergius Finishing Cement center provides a milahla finish it is not used primarily for insulating purpOLES FIBERGLAS INSULATING CEMENT may be applied on almost any kind of equipment that produce or transfer best It provides a monolithic insulation for pipes tanka evens and other of monolithic squipment both regular or Irregular shapes indoors and out combining excellent ther mal insulating value ease of application and appearance It may lie weet over mei brick sui brzulution libirku soil blanku When jucated suulaumu or tapaud to moisture or abrasion a jacket of sheet metal or a costing s C Mastic Finish should be applied to protect the onment Filorgian Insulating Cerbenade Cerbenade Cerbenade of nodulasi Piler- pe wel le Un ne uded batt | bt way Sheet of Unmet: fore Fy U.P. 8 of clam Based fathatges Canpertiens, Mere are flanges cov ared with Fiberglos Pinishing Cement Appearance eflects the erform erform - ance of the - | product product in actual use . eens Tie, wet aaron GS4.!, aed bruary 12 1964 omAe rem i, ey glas Insulation mixed with refractory mutoriuis It te mually mixed un the job Ajurusimately 25 qulloon of dean fruch water should be uued for such t^ufibxof dry cercent When the cement is to be used on kol parvus surface such as fire brick an additional 4 gullon j^r 100 lbs of cament should be used When applied an~-ketmirst is PUNK ~fiLP^ N^ NE POMeni~ kouediesel mir mila shut maalipe maalipe from thecorni Daniluedvity Miborgina Insulating Cement is easy to apply a feature that lowers installation time Other advantages include full reclaimability 6p to 1000 Flow shrinkago or drying gonal adhesive strength and the provision of an excellent base for either Fiberglas Finishing Cements or C Mac Finish Normal Conductivity of Fiberglas Insulating Cement is bot more than .75 Bi^,,sq ft per hour per degree F. teme perature differencs per inch thicknena ni material at u KAMI ALIKLAR Palume al 300 and 14 Buu ni timu comesure Lam p^'rature (See chart on page 2 for conductvny at vario wus een ed fT.) ABERGLAS FINISHING CEMENTS TYPES A AND S. re used to provide samlient finished appearance for italian lawed pipes lanka ovens and other heat quisnetwist Fiberglas Finishing Cement asbestos asbestos fiber muito Fliserglas material combined misoul with asbestos and shle hindern They are easily wit fiber muito cdimunity of clean 1~ to 1854 gallons water ur = 100 llm of ruhunt want They may he sand an & kersieliemi fersishi esmak tap lash While providing myme inquiquing value they ami mik ho wp 6w 1 A DON rane 9 M.J.1 31 RECOMMEND THICKNESS INSULATING CEMENT FOR oF Thickness inches Up to 88 1 200 10 400 ** 400 16 500 10 88 2 3 600 16 700 10 * 334 4 900 to 1100 1100 to 1300 * * 1300 to 1600 e = + eee ' re ee ' * * Usually applied 15 thick over blankets and blocks as a base coat for desired finish F^rbuilt applica nions on irregular surfotsourfsotos thicknesses may be used up to the proctical limit recommended recommended primarily for insulating purposes They are true finishing sameals and are not reclaimabie Trim A Malaking Cenumit shouted for town When the highmut quality finden fa dhamalsand Ja la tually workable and giver more noverage than Type & Finishing Cement The latter should be used where a finish combining both economy and good appearance is desired When the equipment oo finished in exposed to exeunive moisture or abrasion supplementary protection should be provided by me of a Ught weatherproof jacker of sheet Betal me by a costing of 0-0 Mastic Finish OF MASTIC FINISH male of an asphalt emulsion to which dong sabbers sabbers have been added It is used un a protiv for the insulation on pipe lines tanks boilers ducts breechings converters digesters and other types of equipment that are exposed te moisture or excessive abi zaion It comes in mixed plastic form of troweling consistency and should be protected against freesing during storage and application When applied and dried it has great durability under KINAME OF WEsther and in mont muman ^finmasficiently elustiv so that it will not epack under s 'mosphericchangu It in recommended for application where adjacent temperatures do not examed 480 It is eally applied and can be troweled so a smooth wure face finish for most permanent results It advisable to reinforce with inch gulvanised wire much nelling Black when applied it turnu to a dark gray color under eervie. = = amet ABERGLAS INSULATING MENT- | : CONDUCTIVITY AT VARIOUS MEAN CONDUCTIVITY TEMPERATURES Then Applied in Azzarden vit, Menmivauren Srratianiom CHARACTERISTICS OF CEMENT AND FINISHES F^rtaraparature Umits covering mpacity volumetric shrinkage trowelability etc. are the table below HS =e hed oe M 4 : 2 at 1 5 R | reas = } MEAN 7 ATUES= = be = __ PACKAGING minimum For complete packaging specifications minimum Sties and prices see Fiberglas Standards P4.6.1 qu^n : A APPLICATION OF INSULATING CEMENT Mislag the Cement The cement should be mised in a clean : boz or other wontainer and may be used at onet although to or in Fiberglas Insulating Cement give gear troweling quau It allowed soak over night If it mixed with hot water Physical Properties We Coverage Dry Coverage apearance When Ory Temperence Temperence Temperence Temperence Fiberglas aviating Cement Fibergies Fishing Cement A Fiberglas Finishing Coment & O.C O.C MaMasstictic Finish | | | 62 board feal per 100 36 board leat per 100 poundi pounds 35 board fast per 100 pounds 45 sq ft ... mict per 100 pounds | | 5 board les per 100 pounds 30 board feel per 100 pounds 25 board feat per 100 Bounds 45 sq ft 18 mick per 100 pounds Light ton relatively smooth hard finish Dull white smooth | Bull white smooth hard finish hard finish Grey smooth lough finish | | ) Recommanded to 140 F. Can be degreteos || || | used 1600 degrees | - fully reclaimable to No change to 800 degrees Flight ware- age or 1000 degrees F. Not reclaimable Will withstand 400 da greas slight warp ^g^at 1000 degrees F. Not reclaimable Will withstand up to 45 degrees F. Not re- cleimoble 1000 degrees F. from winder | PAGE 1 04.5.1 The workman is applying a coating of insulating cement which adheres firmly to the wire netting When dry a weatherproof coat of O.C Mestic Finish will be applied Plastic and adhesive characteristics of Fibergies Insulating Cement permit direct application to highly irregular sur faces and around pipe flanges bends fillings and volves Preparation of Sales Surtions t demand insulated with oll Fiberglas insulating joone scale paise Cercent abould be demand of dirt or grease Paint or grease should be removed with a mustic solution which then should be washed off with clean frich wstar Poroux Buffsom mich application Are brick should be was down Boroughly before the feteapplication of the insulating mment if possible the pun to be insulated should be kept hot t^facilitate drying amani Korcement Anchorage where required or specified absuld be provided in the form of dip angle Bui or masonry kalla of proper dise Additonal support lu re somrounded when when lo to be applied to light roug metallle purfaces or when the surfam axparzion and cotr traction la maziva Appliartion as Stenace Stenace Mbarglas Insulating Cament of the recommended thickness see table page 2 should be built up in separate cul doi puur th"flnK The first sout should be spostaodn by hand then completely in Mundument munka b^>thick we krw ukusaid be applied after the preding cost have dried until the tatal recommended th ekneis remchend, Whetnhe total translation thlehouse is ger than one layer; or when the vermont is to be applied l^ the under side equipabant or when the squipment is subject to vibration of galvanised wire betting should be applied between sesond galvanised When wand the wire netting should be psltarceetcwhietdhtiigfs^g"loynegverguUwdrdruynmaovmaierlnet and securely wired Application om Brick Surfaces Pergi milaung Cement should be applied toa thickh that will rundt in & Cement should should gradient for all mater iniruna dt l runsdt noalte construction Where reinforcinigs required manunty sala approximately 154 long should be driven into the mortar joints of apprommately & to inch centers so that the head and 30 from the surface of the brick The ^ rstlayer of cement should be applied nearly flush with the nail bands Then galvanized wire nesting should be stretched tightly over the musent and secured to the nails Tha second layer of insulating mmeni should be applied approximately 44 to " thick APPLICATION OF FINISH Fiberglas Insulating Cement may be finished with Fiberglas Finishing Carbent if located indoors anil not use posed to moisture or abrasion or with C Mantic Fik^>nh when located out of doors or exposed to meisturu Fiberglas Faishing Comen should be applied " to k thick either in one or two costa If two sosis are appilul How fient about in saudio 17 Whick wal Use mamnunit 14 thick allowing the Arai to dry before the second applied In much ontha e fin rst cs ost abo be lu eft l roud gh The additive al % by weighaf portland cemeinntthe leat coat of finishing ment gives a hardar martacu Aniah ither Mastic Flamh le usually applied over a bave cont ul ither insulating or finishing beni It should im mirmal thoroughly in the container before application Pmor to the appllestion of the O Mustie Finish and after the cement has thoroughly dried gulvuniquel wire nutting shuuki lei stresshed tightly over the surface and wired in plary with 14 gug vin The finish shuwil be wheel in places approximately 1 thick wet wasch will dry ta about 247 It is important that it is trosried well into the wire melting ownby e a lad rge Toni paper mill insulated with Fiberglas Maral Mesh Blankets covered with 16 of fiberglas Insulating Cement and finished with 0.~ Mastic Finish This Tank was covered with High Temperature Block 11220 and then fiberglas Insulating and finishing Cements were applied over the blocks These hot pir ducts were entraty insulated with Fiberglas Meial Mesh Blankers Fibergles Insu loting Cament covered with Fiberglas Finishing Cement was then applied to secure a highly stable smooth hard finish Note the clean application Fiberglas Finishing Cement provides on escollar finish and is edzy 10 om ply Klowerstime Klowerstime required in installation