Pipes are not the only aspect of industrial manufacturing that need to be insulated! Large exhaust ducts or even walls and supports can benefit from insulation wraps. These are different from insulation blankets as they are meant for long-term use and obstruct access to equipment and infrastructure.
Duct insulation wrap envelopes the circumference of HVAC ductwork to regulate heat loss or gain. It consists of bonded glass fibers sandwiched between a layer of resilient (brown or white) Kraft paper facing and aluminum foil, bound together by a flame-retardant adhesive. This jacketing material forms a vapor barrier that prevents condensation from forming, both on the outer surface of the duct or on the inner surface of the wrap. Duct insulation wrap is easily cut to fit, aesthetically adaptable, and carries additional acoustic dampening benefits.
Duct wrap for grease exhaust duct, UL and FM approved.
Heating, air conditioning duct, and equipment wrap, and insulation tapes
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Invest in perfectly fitted ductwork insulation wrap. Proper insulation is truly a game-changer for all industries. Not only does wrapping your ductwork save on heating and cooling costs, but it also minimizes the risk associated with employees working around equipment that runs at extreme temperatures (both hot and cold). While the list of benefits of insulation is lengthy, some of the top reasons businesses choose to insulate their facilities are:
Keep the heat in and cold out. Save money by investing in this simple industrial insulation. Insulation wraps for temperatures 20ºF to 2700ºF are used for pipes, ducts, exhausts, stacks, grease ducts, tanks, etc. We pride ourselves in being truly knowledgeable in understanding how to solve your application and protection problems, whether simple or complex. Just call us during business hours toll-free at (888) 958-9025, or complete our Form. Learn more about what we offer and request a quote today!
What type of insulation do you use to wrap ductwork?
What type of insulation is best for duct work depends on what the duct is venting. For ducts that often move grease, a lightweight Fire Barrier Wrap is the best type of insulation. Heating, air condition, and HVAC ducts, in general, require a different type of insulation wrap, and tape. Tanks should be wrapped in fibrous insulation wraps.
Does insulating ducts really work?
Yes, insulating ducts really does work. Ducts that leak high-temperature air into unheated rooms or spaces can cost you thousands of dollars a year in cooling costs. Insulating your ducts can save you money. Learn more.
How do you install industrial insulation wraps on ductwork?
Installing industrial insulation wrap is very challenging, especially at an active worksite. Ducks are oftentimes far off the ground, or in other inaccessible places. The best (easiest and least stressful) way to install insulation wraps is to have the professionals handle it. They know how to properly install insulation safely and effectively on active job sites so that work is not delayed and you can start rapidly reaping the benefits.
What industries use insulation wraps?
Nearly every industry uses insulation wraps. Insulation wraps are most often used to cover ductwork — which is common in refineries, factories, and commercial buildings. For more information about industry-specific insulation, read on.