See how macroporous polymer aerogels with pores >50 nm reduce drying collapse, improve mechanic
See how macroporous aerogels with pores >50 nm eliminate drying collapse and enable scalable pr
See how macroporous-structured polymer aerogels with pores >50 nm minimize drying collapse, imp
Heating aerogels in oxygen at 200-400°C removes residual catalysts and strengthens the porous network to limit compression set.
Built-in hydrophobic silicon and reinforcement help silica aerogels resist water uptake, improve handling, and maintain thermal stability.
Concurrent compression and heating shrink aerogel pores below 50 nm while controlling thickness, improving insulation and flexibility.
A flexible release film, handling system, and aging clamp protect fragile wet gel sheets during casting, peeling, and transfer.
A flexible release film and clamp mechanism protect fragile wet gel sheets during casting, aging, peeling, and transfer in aerogel production.
A flexible release film and aging clamp protect fragile wet gel sheets during casting, handling, and transfer for higher-quality aerogel production.
Controlling the surface-to-total carbon ratio helps aerogel insulation stay hydrophobic and suppress VOC odor in high-temperature use.