Insulation Covers Wearflex® up to 650°C

The Wearflex® Insulation Covers (WICs) originates from the traditional insulation covers, but it got improved to fit specific needs. That is why the WICs are not stock products, they are made for your specific scenarios. WICs are applied to insulate problem areas such as pipes, valves, pigtails, nozzles, pumps, but also to protect surrounding engine parts against radiation heat from the exhaust system. The design of the WICs is especially made to fit into irregular shapes.

About Wearflex® Insulation Covers

The insulation covers are made In our own production facility. These covers are manufactured with high temperature resistant products such as insulation blankets combined with high temperature resistant fabrics. They can be attached with the use of various mounting materials in order to insulate the area up to 650°C.

We select the right materials to design your product which meet the design requirements. From prototype to serial production, from 1 piece to 500 pieces.

Advantages

Designed for your personal situation.
Easy to apply to irregular shapes.

Example of industries

Chemical - Petrochemical
Energy-Power-Waste Incineration
Passive fire protection
Transport / Automotive / Train
Maritime and Offshore
Aviation
Research
Domestic Appliances
Non-Ferrous Industry
Ceramic Industry
Glass industry
Food (FDA)
Aerospace

Infrared camera to measure temperature

The cameras will pick up high temperature areas which require attention. When the areas are identified, WICs can be mounted in high temperature areas.

Teflon material

Wearflex® Insulation Covers can be supplied with Teflon coated fabric, this exhibits excellent chemical stability resisting attack from most corrosive agents. In addition, the material is approved by the Food and Drug Administration; (FDA).

Diesel particle filters (DPF)

With the emission caps in use, diesel particle filters are becoming more and more common. The diesel particulate matter burns at a temperature above 600°C. WICs are used to insulate your DPF for a proper function, and to protect the surroundings against radiation heat.

Diesel Particle Filters DPF Wearflex Insulation Covers WICs

Combustion chambers

If a ship navigates on Marine Diesel Oil (MDO) it has low levels of sulphur in the oil. For combustion of these oils you need temperatures of around 650°C. To reduce emissions ship engines can be supplied with a Diesel Particle Filter and an exhaust gas purification system or other chemical processes in which flue gasses need to get filtered from nitrogen oxides.