CHINA IKING INDUSTRIAL GROUP CO., LTD
Fiberglass insulation tube serves as a thermal and acoustical solution that is incombustible and moisture-resistant, applicable to all kinds of different size pipe and equipment uses. It is engineered to be installed on piping systems that are hot, cold, concealed, or exposed, and can withstand temperatures up to 454°
Color: Yellow
Thickness: 63.5mm
Density/Grammage (Kg/m2): 0.63kg/m2
Lenght: 25000 mm
Height: 1200mm
Thermal resistance: 1.4 m2C/W
Thermal Conductivity K : 0.045 W/m°C
fiberglass insulation yubes come in different forms including pre-formed sections for pipes and rolls for large-diameter pipes and tank wrap.
Specification
Length: 1000mm
Inner diameter: 22mm-720mm
Thickness: 25mm-100mm
Density: 48kg/m3-120kg/m3
Material: Glass Wool coated one side with finishing layer*
Usage: for thermal and acoustic insulation of metal roofs
*Underlayment made of thermal and acoustic insulating glass wool blanket, coated on one side with Vinyl white laminate. This
fnishing layer does not propagate flames: safe material in case of fire, as it is self-extinguishing, preventing the spread of flames;
Feature
Pre-slit and self-sealing fiberglass tube.
Features a self-sealing, reinforced jacket on the exterior.
No taping is necessary.
Suitable for steam heat systems and hot water heaters.
Commercial grade for high-temperature applications.
Reducing noise transmission
Easy to cut since it comes in an open pipe.
Package:
Standard plastic bags exported package
Standard carton exported package
Application:
Established in 1995, IKING GROUP is mainly engaged in the production and export of ISOKING glass wool and rock wool insulation in China. After more than 29 years of development, we now possess 13 production lines for insulation glass wool. We have developed our own brand, ISOKING®, and can also produce OEM for other brands. With CE, ASTM, and AS NZ certificates in hand, we export fiberglass insulation glass wool to countries such as Bangladesh, the Philippines, Vietnam, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Australia, and New Zealand, covering more than 130 countries in total.
