UV protected insulation

Dan-iso supplies UV-protected pipes and joints for e.g. process plant.

• Molded in foam that is approved according to EN 253.
• Molding equipment with stepless adjustment, which ensures the mixing ratio of the foam to the smallest gram.
• Molded under controlled conditions of constant temperature and humidity, which ensures correct foaming process.
• Optimized amount of closed cells in the foam that ensures the lambda value.

No UV radiation and moisture absorption

Coated pipe insulation is not degraded by UV radiation and does not absorb moisture.

Facts:
• When foaming directly on pipes, you do not know the insulation value and density.
• Foaming on cold media results in a static, sticky dough mass.
• Foaming on hot items causes forced foaming.
• Humidity affects the process just like cold and heat.
• The quality of the joints is just as important as the quality of the pre-insulated pipes.

Insulation for outdoor heat pumps and pipes

Pipe insulation with UV-resistant coating is eminent for insulating outdoor pipes. PUR insulation with UV coating is not degraded by the sun and does not absorb moisture. Easy to clean.

PUR is suitable for more than coating. It is also suitable for painting or gluing other surfaces. In this way, a product with exactly the color and texture you want.

Full length pipe insulation

The quality of the pipe joints is just as important as the quality of the pre-insulated pipes.
Achieve the best insulation value - use molded shells for pipe joints!

Use UV-protected joints for optimal insulation and a durable surface.

When you use UV-protected joints from Dan-iso, you do not need to retrofit tin tubes on the insulation.

Application

Coated pipe insulation is not degraded by UV radiation from the sun when piping outdoors, does not absorb moisture and is easy to clean. We supply UV-protected pipes and joints for e.g. process plants, heat pumps and the like.

Technical data sheet

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Technical specifications

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