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Custom removable insulation

Custom jackets for valves, flanges and process equipment. Review the fit, cover layers and removal path around the equipment your team needs to service.

One-piece inquiries welcome. Send a drawing or a photo with scale to start a fit review.

Find your equipment

Compare the shape, materials and thermal objectives for each application.

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Review fit before committing to a cover

Send equipment dimensions or photos with scale. Once the key measurements are available, we can prepare a CAD drawing or an annotated design for both teams to review. Use it to agree which surfaces to cover, what must remain accessible and how the cover comes off.

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See the covers from more angles

Compare the jacket shape, fastening and maintenance access.

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Gate valve with a two-section gray jacket and exposed rising stem
Alternative design · studio view · Design illustration
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Open flange cover showing the lining and exposed bolts
Cover removed · Design illustration
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Three gray insulation bands on separately accessible extruder heater zones
Alternative design · installed view · Design illustration
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How much insulation do you need?

Start with the equipment surface temperature and the result you need. Compare published thickness and outer-surface examples for steam, washdown and extruders. For chilled water, start with ambient humidity and dew point.

Compare thermal results →

Example · steam service

At 177 °C operating temperature and 21.1 °C ambient, Shannon’s flat-surface model estimates 47.3 °C outside-face temperature at 25 mm and 36.3 °C at 50 mm for its LT450SS jacket.

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Start with the conditions on site

Different operating conditions change the cover. Find the equipment, material choices and service constraints for your application.

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See how a fit problem becomes a design

Read published installations and worked scenarios that show what to ask, compare and check.

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Show us the part that is hard to cover.

Send a drawing or a scaled photo. Mark anything the cover must clear and tell us how your team services the equipment.

Send your requirements →
  1. Review fit and access. Start with the envelope, service clearances and removal path.
  2. Compare constructions. Discuss facing, core, seams and closure options for the duty.
  3. Agree what to check. Confirm the drawing revision, inspection scope and commercial terms before ordering.
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