Driven by innovation, nanomicro-porous insulation materials are replacing traditional insulation materials

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Breakthrough progress has been made in high-temperature insulation materials over the past decade or so, especially in industrial insulation and heat retention applications, where they are widely used. In recent years, due to changes in market demand, regional energy shortages, and heightened concerns regarding the environment and health, efficient solid-state energy-saving nanoporous insulation materials are bound to replace traditional insulation materials. Nanoporous thermal insulation materials are new materials manufactured using the latest high-tech technologies. Inorganic nanoscale refractory powder is shaped using a special process, resulting in tiny nanoscale pores; its thermal conductivity is even lower than that of still air. At high temperatures, its thermal insulation performance is 3 to 4 times better than that of traditional fibrous insulation materials, making it the best-insulating material available to date.