Woqin Technology’s GT-mM-AZn aerogel withstands 1300 ℃ flames for 1 h, offering ultra-high temperature insulation, V-0 fire rating, and industrial-grade durability.
Conventional aerogels have long been trapped in two dilemmas:
Strength vs. heat resistance — Inorganic types (e.g., silica) are brittle; organic types (e.g., polyimide) are flammable and structurally unstable under high heat.
Extreme environment failure — Rapid degradation under thermal shock leads to dangerous loss of insulation.
Solution: Professor Zhao Haibo’s team developed GT-mM-AZn aerogel, using a chemical–physical dual cross-linking network with a gelatin–siloxane composite substrate, reinforced by montmorillonite/mica ceramic fillers and APP/ZB flux.
Performance Highlights:
Room temperature: Compressive modulus 17.79 MPa; withstands 50 kg load with just 0.5 mm deformation; supports cutting & stamping.
Heat strengthening: After 800 ℃ × 30 min, compressive strength ↑ 268% (2.726 MPa).
Ultra-high temp protection: 1300 ℃ continuous flame × 1 h → back surface < 300 ℃, edge only 30 ℃ rise, blocking ~80% of heat.

2.1 Preparation Process
Substrate: Gelatin for flexibility; siloxane (TEOS/KH560) hydrolysis–condensation for rigid skeleton; epoxy–amino cross-linking for network stability.
Fillers: MMT/mica improve ceramic-forming capacity; APP/ZB promote molten phase generation; liquid nitrogen freeze-forming ensures uniform pores.
2.2 High-Temperature Ceramic Reaction
400–600 ℃: APP/ZB → Zn₂P₂O₇ & BPO₄ glass phases bonding with mica.
> 800 ℃: Siloxane skeleton converts to SiO₂ ceramic; molten phase fills pores to form dense eutectic structure → thermal shock resistance ↑ 18%.

GT-mM-AZn aerogel exhibits a limiting oxygen index (LOI) above 60%, far exceeding the 20–30% range of conventional flame-retardant materials, which means it can sustain combustion only in extremely oxygen-rich conditions. In vertical combustion tests, it achieves UL-94 V-0 rating—no molten droplets and self-extinguishing in under 10 seconds—surpassing most engineering plastics that typically reach only V-1 or V-2.Its heat release rate (HRR) is reduced by 58.3% compared to pure gelatin aerogel, significantly lowering the risk of fire spread. The thermal conductivity remains below 0.03 W/m·K at room temperature, outperforming traditional rock wool (~0.04 W/m·K), thus ensuring excellent thermal insulation in both normal and extreme conditions.
New energy: Battery pack fire-resistant isolation layer to contain thermal runaway.
Heavy industry: Kiln lining for steel/metallurgy to reduce heat loss.
Aerospace: Rocket engine compartment insulation against ultra-hot airflow.
Construction: High-rise fireproof coatings extending evacuation time windows.
Hebei Woqin Trading Co., Ltd. offers:
Custom aerogel felts: Adjustable size, density, and temperature grade.
Turnkey solutions: From material selection to installation guidance.
Cost-down strategies: Scale production to lower unit prices without sacrificing performance.
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