$10.00
1942 Johns-Manville Corporation-Marinite
This is a high quality digital reproduction of a 1942 ad for
Industrial Use “J-M Marinite was developed to meet the
demand for a light-weight, fireproof sheet material to be used
This is a high quality digital reproduction of a 1942 ad for in
ship construction for joiner work and as an insulation. The
adoption of Marinite as a general insulating and fireproofing
material in the industrial field has met with the same
outstanding success as in marine service. Its acceptance as a
structural and insulating material for use in ovens and driers,
heat shields, ducts, etc., and as a fireproofing medium for
structural steel, particularly in oil refineries, can be attributed
to the following desirable characteristics: Light weight, low
thermal conductivity, incombustibility, flexibility of use, and its
ability to be cut and worked as wood. Marinite is a solid,
homogeneous sheet material made of asbestos fiber with an
inorganic binder. Two types are available: Marinite “A” sheets
with a plain sanded finish on both sides for use where painting
is not required; and Marinite “B” sheets, sanded on both
sides, with a baked-on linseed oil finish where subsequent
painting is necessary or desirable.”; “The uses of Marinite in
industry are so numerous and varied only a few specific
adaptations are listed. This list is supplemented by a general
summary of the types of service in which the product is being
utilized. Ovens and Driers: Marinite because of its low
thermal conductivity and high structural strength is an
excellent material for oven and drier housings, replacing such
constructions as steel facings with common types of insulation
between the facings.
This is a high quality digital reproduction of a 1942 ad for
Industrial Use “J-M Marinite was developed to meet the
demand for a light-weight, fireproof sheet material to be used
This is a high quality digital reproduction of a 1942 ad for in
ship construction for joiner work and as an insulation. The
adoption of Marinite as a general insulating and fireproofing
material in the industrial field has met with the same
outstanding success as in marine service. Its acceptance as a
structural and insulating material for use in ovens and driers,
heat shields, ducts, etc., and as a fireproofing medium for
structural steel, particularly in oil refineries, can be attributed
to the following desirable characteristics: Light weight, low
thermal conductivity, incombustibility, flexibility of use, and its
ability to be cut and worked as wood. Marinite is a solid,
homogeneous sheet material made of asbestos fiber with an
inorganic binder. Two types are available: Marinite “A” sheets
with a plain sanded finish on both sides for use where painting
is not required; and Marinite “B” sheets, sanded on both
sides, with a baked-on linseed oil finish where subsequent
painting is necessary or desirable.”; “The uses of Marinite in
industry are so numerous and varied only a few specific
adaptations are listed. This list is supplemented by a general
summary of the types of service in which the product is being
utilized. Ovens and Driers: Marinite because of its low
thermal conductivity and high structural strength is an
excellent material for oven and drier housings, replacing such
constructions as steel facings with common types of insulation
between the facings.
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