Are there features I should consider when choosing a High Temperature Calcium Silicate Board ? – Based on the error of mechanical design and processing, the corresponding improvement measures are put forward

Here are some key features to consider when choosing a high temperature calcium silicate board:

Temperature rating

How high of continuous and peak temperatures the board is rated to withstand. Common ratings are 1200°F, 1500°F, 2000°F.

Thickness, length, width available for your specific application space needs.

Square or tapered edges affect installation and aesthetics for visible applications.

Some have a glazed or painted face for cleaner looks, others are rough unfinished.

Percentages of silicon dioxide, calcium oxide can affect properties like compression strength.

Important for humid or wet environments where mold/degradation is a concern.

Class A rating essential for use near flames, sparks or other ignition sources.

Consider off-gassing of any hazardous materials at high temps for personnel safety.

Needed compressive, flexural and impact strengths for load-bearing use.

Must meet requirements of regional building codes for fire safety use.

Choosing a board matched to your specific temperature, environmental and installation conditions helps ensure long-lasting, reliable performance.