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Airloy® X116 Non-Flammable Strong Aerogel Tiles
$90.00
Airloy® X110 series materials from Aerogel Technologies are the world’s first commercially available polyimide aerogels. Airloy X116 materials are mechanically robust high-temperature aerogels with the strength to stand up to real-world applications. Airloy X116 comes in densities up to 15 times lighter than plastics and is a great alternative to Airloy X103 where higher temperatures are required. Does not burn, smoke, or drip upon exposure to flame. Ideal for aviation and automotive applications. Dust-free. Machinable and adherable. Thermally superinsulating with a conductivity between classic silica aerogels and Styrofoam®. Maximum operating temperature is ~150°C. Color is yellow. Dimensions are approximately 2.5″ x 3″ x 0.4″ (5 cm x 7.5 cm x 1 cm). Note Airloy X116 will undergo a one-time volume reduction upon exposure to temperatures above about 100°C and so part annealing is suggested. Made with NASA technology.
Download the material SDS here.
Large Airloy X116 panels are also available for larger engineering parts.
Airloy X116 reference properties are listed below:
Density Class | Density | Compressive Strengtha | Compressive Modulusa | Sustained Operating Temperature a | Thermal Conductivitya |
L | 0.09 ± 0.02 g/cc | 0.4 MPa | 11 MPa | 150°C | 24 mW/m-K |
aApproximate values. For reference only.
Additional densities and sizes coming soon and available by request.
Quantity discounts available:
1-2 | 3-9 | 10-19 | 20-25 | 26+ |
$90 | $85.50 | $81 | $76.50 | $72 |
Please see our patent and trademark information page for information for patents protecting this product.
Product Description
Airloy® X110 series materials from Aerogel Technologies are the world’s first commercially available polyimide aerogels. Airloy X116 materials are mechanically robust high-temperature aerogels with the strength to stand up to real-world applications. Airloy X116 comes in densities up to 15 times lighter than plastics and is a great alternative to Airloy X103 where higher temperatures are required. Does not burn, smoke, or drip upon exposure to flame. Ideal for aviation and automotive applications. Dust-free. Machinable and adherable. Thermally superinsulating with a conductivity between classic silica aerogels and Styrofoam®. Maximum operating temperature is ~150°C. Color is yellow. Dimensions are approximately 2.5″ x 3″ x 0.4″ (5 cm x 7.5 cm x 1 cm). Note Airloy X116 will undergo a one-time volume reduction upon exposure to temperatures above about 100°C and so part annealing is suggested. Made with NASA technology.
Download the material SDS here.
Large Airloy X116 panels are also available for larger engineering parts.
Airloy X116 reference properties are listed below:
Density Class | Density | Compressive Strengtha | Compressive Modulusa | Sustained Operating Temperature a | Thermal Conductivitya |
L | 0.09 ± 0.02 g/cc | 0.4 MPa | 11 MPa | 150°C | 24 mW/m-K |
aApproximate values. For reference only.
Additional densities and sizes coming soon and available by request.
Quantity discounts available:
1-2 | 3-9 | 10-19 | 20-25 | 26+ |
$90 | $85.50 | $81 | $76.50 | $72 |
Please see our patent and trademark information page for information for patents protecting this product.
Additional Information
Weight | 2 oz |
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Dimensions | 3 × 4 in |