Expanded perlite is a key element in low temperature cryogenic insulation. Learn more about its features, functions, and how Chemrock helps companies keep their cool with perlite.
Cryogenic cold boxes are specially designed for maintaining extreme temperatures, and they rely on minerals like perlite to act as vital insulators. However, there are times when perlite needs to be removed, and doing so is another process that requires great care and attention to detail. Learn why perlite removal from cryogenic cold boxes is necessary and how to do so seamlessly.
For industries that require cryogenic storage and transportation, finding the right material to insulate extremely cold substances is both a challenge and a necessity. But it’s also possible with an often overlooked, naturally occurring volcanic glass. Learn why using perlite in cryogenics is an ideal option.
Cryogenics refers to temperatures less than -150 degrees Fahrenheit. Expanded perlite is often used as a solution to help maintain...
