Class 1 Insulation Pipe

What is insulation pipe?

Vulcanized rubber insulation pipe is a type of thermal insulation material made from vulcanized synthetic rubber. This type of pipe has high elasticity, good thermal insulation, and flame retardancy, and is often used in air conditioning systems (HVAC), hot and cold water pipes, and industrial pipelines.

1. Features of vulcanized rubber insulation pipe

• Good thermal insulation: Helps to reduce heat loss and save energy.

• Prevents condensation: Prevents dew formation on the pipe surface.

• Elastic and flexible: Easy to install, suitable for many types of pipes.

• Flame retardant: Has the ability to self-extinguish when burning, ensuring safety.

• Waterproof and moisture-proof: Helps protect pipes and increase system lifespan.

• Durable in the environment: Not corroded, resistant to chemicals and weather effects.

2. Applications of vulcanized rubber insulation pipe

• Air conditioning systems (HVAC): Provides insulation for copper pipes, reducing heat loss.

• Hot and cold water pipe systems: Maintains stable temperature, saves energy.

• Insulation of steam pipes, air ducts in industry: Reduces heat loss in factories and production plants.

• Ship piping systems, oil and gas projects: Reduces the impact of the environment on pipelines.

3. Common sizes of vulcanized rubber insulation pipe

• Inner diameter: From 6mm – 114mm (suitable for many types of copper pipes, water pipes, and air ducts).

• Insulation thickness: Usually from 6mm – 50mm, depending on the insulation needs.

• Standard length: Pipes usually have a length of 8m or 2m, easy to install.

4. Notes on use and installation

• Choose the appropriate thickness: The more severe the environment, the thicker the insulation should be.

• Cover with aluminum or PVC if the pipe is exposed to the outdoor environment to increase durability.

• Check the system regularly to ensure thermal insulation efficiency.