Suntex Composite’s thermal insulation blankets: Engineered for maximum efficiency, our cover provides superb insulation, minimizing heat loss. Energy-saving and durable, it ensures optimal temperature control in diverse applications. Trust Suntex Composite for superior thermal insulation solutions.

Thermal insulation blankets offer several benefits, including:

1. Energy savings: By reducing heat loss or gain, insulation covers help maintain desired temperatures, reducing the need for heating or cooling and resulting in lower energy consumption and cost.
2. Improved efficiency: Insulation covers minimize thermal bridging and increase the overall efficiency of equipment or systems, such as pipes, tanks, boilers, or ductwork.
3. Condensation control: Insulation covers can prevent condensation from forming on cold surfaces, protecting equipment from moisture-related damage and potential corrosion.
4. Temperature regulation: Insulation covers help maintain stable and controlled temperatures, ensuring process integrity, product quality, and worker comfort.
5. Noise reduction: Insulation covers can provide additional acoustic insulation by absorbing or dampening sound waves, reducing noise pollution in industrial or mechanical environments.
6. Safety enhancement: Insulation covers can act as a barrier, reducing the risk of burns or injuries from hot surfaces and improving workplace safety.
7. Environmental benefits: Using thermal insulation covers reduces greenhouse gas emissions associated with energy consumption, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly operation.

The structure of a thermal insulation blanket typically consists of multiple layers, including an outer protective layer, an insulation material layer (such as fiberglass, mineral wool, or foam), and an inner liner. The layers work together to provide effective insulation by reducing heat transfer and improving energy efficiency.

Cold Layer

• Silicone coated fiberglass fabric
• PU coated fiberglass fabric
• PTFE coated fiberglass fabric
• other coated fiberglass fabric

Hot Layer

• High temperature fabrics (550℃ to 1200 ℃)

Insulation Layer

• Fiberglass wool
• Silica wool
• Aerogel