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The Heat Insulation Cover (also called Thermal Insulation Cover) is a protective barrier engineered to minimize heat transfer between hot surfaces and their surroundings. It is widely used in industrial settings (pipes, valves, steam boilers) to enhance energy efficiency, reduce heat loss, and prevent accidental burns—solving high energy costs and workplace safety hazards.
Parameter | Details |
Material Options | Fiberglass, mineral wool, ceramic fiber, specialized insulating fabrics |
Key Features | High thermal resistance (up to 1200°C for ceramic fiber), fire-retardant, weather-resistant |
Application Range | Pipes, valves, steam boilers, heat exchangers, industrial ovens |
Customization | Tailored to equipment shape/size (e.g., curved pipes, large boilers) |
Installation | Easy to install/remove (with Velcro straps or buckles) |
In refineries or power plants, hot pipes (carrying steam or hot oil) lose 30-40% of heat to the environment. The fiberglass/mineral wool Heat Insulation Cover reduces heat loss by 80%, lowering fuel consumption for heating systems. It also keeps pipe exteriors cool (below 50°C), preventing worker burns.
Steam boilers in manufacturing facilities require constant energy to maintain high temperatures. The ceramic fiber Heat Insulation Cover wraps around boiler exteriors, containing heat and reducing energy usage by 15-20%. This translates to annual energy cost savings of 10,000+ USD for mid-sized boilers.
• High-Temperature Resistance: Ceramic fiber variants withstand up to 1200°C, making them suitable for high-heat equipment like industrial ovens.
• Easy Maintenance Access: Velcro/buckle closures allow quick removal for equipment inspections or repairs, without cutting or damaging the cover.
• Weather Resistance: Outdoor-rated covers include a PVC outer layer that resists rain, snow, and UV rays, ensuring performance in harsh climates.
