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Cmax Rubber Insulation with Aluminum Foil Facing

Cmax Rubber Insulation with Aluminum Foil Facing

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CMAX Rubber Plastic Product advantages:

Fire-blocking, Low Conductivity factor, Good pliability, Closed pore foaming, Good damp-proof property, Vibration resistance, Easy to install and beautiful appearance

ItemUnitSpecificationStandard
Density Kg/m³≤95GB/T6343
 Oxygen index%≥32GB/T2406
FlammabilitySDR——≤75GB/T8627
Conductivity factor W/(m.k)  
Average temperature  
-20°C≤0.031GB/T10294
0°C≤0.034 
40°C≤0.036 
Watervapor permeabilityCoefficientg/(m.s.pa)≤2.8*10-11GB/T17146-1997
Factor——≥7.0*10³
Water absorption ratio in vacuum%≤10GB/T17794-2008
Dimension stability%≤10GB/T8811
105±3°C,7d
Crack resistanceN/cm≥2.5GB/T10808
Compression resilience ratio%≥70GB/T6669-2001
Compression time 72h
Anti-ozone——Not crackingGB/T7762
Ozone pressure 202mpa
200h
Aging resistance——Slightly crumpling,GB/T16259
150hno cracks,
Temperature°C-40°C——110°CGB/T17794

Q: This question asks for a comparison of the differences among different types of plastic containers.
<p>Plastic containers vary in material composition, durability, temperature resistance, and intended use. HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is sturdy and good for detergent bottles and milk jugs. LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) is flexible and used for plastic bags and film. PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) is recyclable and used for water bottles and food containers. PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is durable but not food-safe due to potential leaching of harmful chemicals. Polypropylene is resistant to heat and acids, making it suitable for microwave-safe containers. Polystyrene is lightweight and clear but not microwave-safe and can release styrene, a harmful chemical, when heated. Each type has specific uses and properties that make it suitable or unsuitable for certain applications.</p>
Q: Is it possible to recycle aluminum foil facing more than once?
<p>Aluminum foil facing can be recycled, but it is typically not recycled multiple times due to the thinness and contamination issues. Recycling aluminum involves melting it down, and the thin foil can easily contaminate other aluminum products. Additionally, the foil facing is often laminated with other materials, making it difficult to separate and recycle. While some recycling facilities may accept it, the process is not as efficient as recycling other types of aluminum, and it's often advised to check with local recycling programs for their specific guidelines.</p>
Q: Can aluminum foil be used as a facing material to construct a sandwich?
<p>While aluminum foil is not traditionally used as a facing material for making sandwiches, it can technically be used to wrap a sandwich for storage or transportation. However, it's not suitable for direct contact with the sandwich ingredients as it can tear or leave aluminum particles on the food, which is not ideal for consumption. Instead, use bread or other edible facing materials to construct the sandwich, and aluminum foil for wrapping it if needed.</p>
Q: This question asks whether glass or ceramic containers are preferable for storing food over plastic or metal containers.
<p>Glass and ceramic containers are often considered better for storing food due to their non-porous nature, which prevents the absorption of flavors and potential leaching of chemicals. Glass is generally safe for storing both acidic and alkaline foods, while ceramic containers should be checked for lead-based glazes, especially for acidic foods. Plastic containers can leach chemicals over time, and metal containers may react with certain foods, affecting taste or safety. However, the choice also depends on factors like the type of food, storage duration, and personal preference.</p>
Q: Is it safe to use aluminum foil with a reflective side for storing leftover food?
<p>Yes, aluminum foil facing can be used for storing leftovers. Aluminum foil is a versatile food storage material that provides a barrier against air, moisture, and bacteria, helping to keep leftovers fresh. The reflective side of the foil is often used because it is thicker and more resistant to tearing, which can be beneficial for containing liquids and ensuring the food is well-sealed. However, it's important to ensure that the foil does not come into direct contact with acidic or highly salty foods, as this can lead to a reaction that may affect the taste or safety of the food.</p>
Q: This question asks for methods to clean oil stains from the aluminum foil side of a material, likely referring to a type of laminate flooring or backsplash.
<p>To remove oil stains from aluminum foil facing, first, let the stain dry completely. Then, use a mild detergent mixed with warm water to dampen a cloth and gently wipe the area. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or steel wool, as they can scratch the aluminum foil. For stubborn stains, you may apply a small amount of baking soda paste (baking soda mixed with water) and gently scrub with a soft cloth. Rinse thoroughly with water and dry the area. Always test cleaning methods on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure no damage occurs.</p>
Q: Is it safe to use aluminum foil facing material to cover food when microwaving?
<p>No, it is not recommended to use aluminum foil facing to wrap food in the microwave. Aluminum foil can cause sparks and potentially start a fire due to the metal's conductive properties. It can also reflect microwaves, damaging the microwave's interior and potentially the appliance itself. Always use microwave-safe materials, such as microwave covers or wax paper, to cover food during microwaving.</p>
Q: Is it safe or practical to use aluminum foil as a facing material for cooking purposes?
<p>Yes, aluminum foil facing can be used for cooking, but with caution. It's often used to line baking sheets, cover dishes for steaming, or wrap foods for roasting. However, it's not recommended for direct contact with acidic or salty foods as it can react and leach aluminum into the food. Also, avoid using it at high temperatures as it can melt and release harmful fumes. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe use.</p>
Q: What specific safety measures should be considered when utilizing aluminum foil in a kitchen setting?
<p>When using aluminum foil in the kitchen, it's important to handle it carefully to avoid sharp edges that can cause cuts. Avoid using it in direct contact with an open flame as it can melt and release toxic fumes. Do not use aluminum foil with non-stick cookware as it can damage the surface. Keep it away from high heat sources like broilers and never use it to line baking sheets as it can catch fire. Always ensure that any food wrapped in aluminum foil is sealed properly to prevent the foil from coming into contact with heat sources directly.</p>
Q: Is it possible to repurpose old aluminum foil facing from various items for alternative uses?
<p>Yes, you can reuse old aluminum foil facing for various purposes. It can be repurposed for crafts, such as creating reflective surfaces or adding texture to art projects. It can also be used in cooking as a makeshift roasting pan liner or to cover dishes to keep them warm. Additionally, aluminum foil facing can be used for insulation, wrapped around pipes to reduce heat loss, or even as a temporary solution for blocking light in greenhouses or windows. Always ensure the foil is clean and in good condition before reusing it for any purpose.</p>

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