Mineral fibres for sealing materials
For industrial sealing materials such as asbestos-free eco-friendly gaskets and paper-based sheets made by roller-pressing or beater-add processes. After surface treatment the fibres disperse compatibly and bond strongly with rubber, improving the tensile strength and high-temperature stability of the sheet.
BE series · sealing models overview
Parameter overview (typical ranges)
| Model | Colour | Melting point | L/D ratio | Shot (>125μm) | Hardness | Density | Process |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BE-SG21 | Green/yellow | >1000℃ | ≥150 | ≤1% | 6 | 2.82 | Roller-pressing |
| BE-SGL25 | Green/yellow | >1000℃ | ≥50 | <1% | 6 | 2.82 | Roller-pressing |
| BE-C08 | White | >1600℃ | ≥100 | ≤1% | 6 | 2.1 | Beater-add |
| BE-C06 | Green/grey | >1000℃ | ≥80 | ≤1% | 6 | 2.82 | Beater-add |
Parameters are typical model ranges (source: public information on the company website). The company brochure also lists models such as BE-SG18 and BE-C17 (roller-pressing / beater-add); batch availability is subject to commercial confirmation.
Supplementary brochure models (BE-SG18 / BE-C17)
| Model | Colour | Melting point | L/D ratio | Shot (>125μm) | Density (g/cm³) | Process |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BE-SG18 | Green/yellow | >1000℃ | ≥100 | <2% | 2.82 | Roller-pressing |
| BE-C17 | Green/yellow | >1000℃ | ≥100 | <2% | 2.82 | Beater-add (paper-based sheets) |
Source: public parameters in the Boer Fibre company brochure (magazine-style booklet).
Applications & evidence
- Applications: asbestos-free eco-friendly sealing gaskets (roller-pressing), gaskets / paper-based sheets (beater-add), and other industrial sealing materials.
- Properties: hydrophilic dispersion and strong latex adhesion, improving the wet strength, drainage, heat resistance and dimensional stability of the sheet.
- Asbestos-free: SGS report CANEC25025290506 (all 6 asbestos types not detected); RoHS / SVHC passed.
10 things you may want to know about selecting sealing fibres
Q1What role do mineral fibres play in sealing materials?
Q2Which fibres are chosen for roller-pressing vs beater-add?
Q3What are the melting point and heat resistance of sealing fibres?
Q4How does shot content relate to paper formation uniformity?
Q5How is the surface treatment and latex bonding?
Q6Do sealing fibres contain asbestos? What is the test basis?
Q7Are the products RoHS / SVHC compliant?
Q8Is an MSDS/SDS safety data sheet provided?
Q9What are the packaging and storage requirements?
Q10How do I request a sample or selection support?
Need selection advice or samples for sealing fibres?
Boer recommends models based on your gasket process (roller-pressing / beater-add) and supports sample testing.