Heat Screen Aluminized Radiant Matting 36``x40``

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Heat Screen Aluminized Radiant Matting 36``x40``
Heat Screen is capable of withstanding direct heat up to 1000 degrees F. on one side, while protecting against radiant heat up to 2000 degrees F. on the aluminized side. Heat Screen can be used to protect the driverˇs compartment from excess heat; to protect areas where excessive heat can blister paint; where exhaust pipes run close to the fuel tank; and many other applications too numerous to mention. This material can be applied with a high temperature adhesive, or fastened down with screws or rivets. Aluminized surface reflects 2000 degrees F Multitude of uses around race cars, boats, RVs & trucks Great protection for painted surfaces Used in aviation and aerospace industry

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DEI Heat Screen Aluminized Radiant Matting� FAQ

What are some comon uses for Heat Screen�?
Heat Screen� is primarily used for protection, where excessive heat may blister paint, or where an exhaust pipe may run too close too the fuel tank.

What other applications can Heat Screen� be used for?
There are a multitude of uses for this product as it can be applied to race cars, boats, RV's and truck applications. Heat screen has also been used on several aviation projects within the aerospace industry.

How is Heat Screen� applied?
The most common way to apply Heat Screen� is with DEI Heat Resistant Sealant & Adhesive�. DEI Stainless Steel Locking Ties� can also be used as well as screws or rivets depending on the application.

What temperatures can Heat Screen� withstand?
Heat Screen� aluminized side is capable of withstanding up to 2000癋 radiant heat and nearly 1200癋 of direct heat. The side non-aluminized side can withstand 1000癋 of direct heat.

WARNING: Laws concerning this product vary from state/province to state/province. Your state/province may prohibit its use on public roads or restrict its use to novelty, show use, off-road areas, or race facility areas only. In some states/provinces off-road uses are also prohibited. The manufacturer and retailer assume no responsibility for any use or application of this product in violation of any applicable law. Before installing this product, please check your state/provincial and local/municipal laws and regulations.

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QUESTION: can I use this product on top of my fireplace mantle to screen off heat rising from my fireplace? I am trying to avoid heat damage to ornaments placed upon the mantle.

ANSWER: As long as the mantle does not exceed 2000 degrees F, then this will work. A discussion of the laws of thermodynamics is need here. 1) Energy always flows from the area of high energy to the area of low energy until the energy levels are the same. 2) The rate at which the energy transfer takes place depends on the resistance to energy flow of the materials between the area of high energy and the area of low energy. In simple terms, if there is an air gap between what you are protecting and the heat source, then air will convect away most of the energy and the item will be protected. If it is direct contact with the insulation, which is in direct contact with the surface of the mantle, it will still get hot, although slower and in direct proportion to the ability of the object to dissipate the heat into the surrounding air. Give it a try and I think you will like the results - but it will not keep a pat of butter from melting - it will just slow it down! The object must be heat-resistant to some extent, i.e. non-flammable

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