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Some of the insulation on the company’s old pipes is damaged and needs to be replaced. Polyurethane is not heat-resistant, and materials such as rock wool, silicate, and glass wool are difficult to work with. Is there any insulating material in the form of rolls that can be wound around, similar to sealing strips? Available in different thickness specifications, for insulation repair or construction of pipes over short distances? It couldn’t be found online. I can imagine that it shouldn’t be absent ; If there really isn’t any, is it a business opportunity, and what is the likelihood of its success?
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Ceramic fiber ropes can be used; they have a temperature resistance of nearly 1000°C, and wrapping them helps with heat retention
There is now a type of insulation material called rubber felt, which has been produced and used for insulating high-pressure steam systems. I feel okay now.
Insulation sleeve, cut it open and stick it on directly. External housing added
It’s not portable. Carry a bag with a few discs in it, so that you can fix things whenever needed – wouldn’t that be great?
Insulation rope, the kind that can be tied directly!
Insulating ropes really do exist. It’s something like this. Some are round, some are flat. Thank you, Qingqing.
This post was last edited by cnsmat on 2021-4-9 at 13:25. It is worn like clothing and secured with a zipper; however, it needs to be custom-made. There are many such designs available these days – they can be reused or multiple sets can be made as backups