ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL
Control Heat & Moisture
Lumber is processed in dry kilns to remove excess moisture. High heat is used for this process. Temperatures in the dry kiln average 176? - 185? Fahrenheit. The vapor pressure of water at this temperature is 7.5 lbs./inch?. The difference in pressure between the inside and outside of the dry kiln causes heat and moisture to squeeze through the walls, doors, etc. ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL provides a rugged barrier helping to control heat? and moisture loss within the dry kiln.
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL
Protects Dry Kilns
Heated air laden with moisture rises to the ceilings in dry kilns.? ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL retards this moisture from attacking ceiling, walls, and decking of dry kilns. This substantially reduces expensive structural repairs or replacements. Proper application of ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL is beneficial in helping the dry kiln operate efficiently for extended periods.
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL
Reduces Fuel Costs
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL forms an air-resistant, moisture and waterproof barrier. ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL controls air seeping into the dry kiln while retarding moisture and heat from escaping. Steady heat is maintained, reducing fuel costs, making the operation more efficient.
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL
Reduces Wood Curing Time
Heat and moisture ratios within the dry kilns are more easily and effectively controlled with ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL. With a steady temperature maintained, lumber is cured more rapidly, steadily and efficiently.
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL
Simple To Apply
ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL is ready to apply as it comes from the pail. No thinning is required. ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL is applied to dry kiln interiors by using either a brush or spray. It is advisable to leave an ALUMINUM KILN-SEAL coated dry kiln open and inoperative for two days. If this is impossible, the dry kiln may be used immediately.
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