Looking for Safe Emulsion Aerogel (SEAgel)

Silica Aerogel is being used for insulating in clothing and other industrial applications. I don't know if that is the material you are talking about but there is Aerogel commercially available. I built several small insulated boxes with Sterling refrigerators on them for the Space Station and the insulated box was aerogel insulated.

Aspen Aerogel is one source. The Aerogel comes in blocks, vacuum bagged in aluminized Mylar and as a felt-like cloth in several thicknesses.

Good luck.

Thanks for the response Morgan. I wish you well digging out from under the ice this holiday season. I have some Aspen Aerogel material being sent to me for testing. But the SEAgel material developed / patented at Lawrence Livermore Labs on the west coast appears to have similar insulating characteristics and is lighter still than the aerogels. So far I have not been able to locate anyone that is in the business of mass producing it. Just finding detail specifications on the LLNL website is difficult.