Flexible elastic foam rubber insulation material 'HT/ArmaFlex'
Strong durability against ultraviolet rays and high temperatures.
HT/ArmaFlex is a flexible elastic foam rubber insulation material based on EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber). It features excellent heat resistance up to +150°C and high UV resistance, providing stable insulation performance for extended periods even in harsh environments such as outdoor high-temperature equipment and solar thermal utilization systems. Its superior flexibility enhances workability, and when combined with the dedicated adhesive "ArmaFlex HT625," it enables high-quality insulation installation without gaps. It is a high-performance insulation material that contributes to reducing heat loss and energy conservation in high-temperature gas lines, steam lines, and solar thermal collectors.
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Material: EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) flexible elastic foam rubber Color: Black Operating temperature range: -50℃ to +150℃ Thermal conductivity (at 40℃) Tube: 0.042W/m·K Roll sheet/tape: 0.045W/m·K Water vapor diffusion resistance coefficient Tube: μ≧4,000 Roll sheet/tape: μ≧3,000 UV resistance: Excellent weather and UV resistance Flammability: Self-extinguishing, no dripping, no spread of flame Fire performance: Compliant with BS476 Part7 Class1 Compliant with UL94 V-0 VOC: Compliant with major European indoor environment standards Environmental certification: Obtained EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) Compatible with LEED v4.1, BREEAM, WELL v2, DGNB SCCP and MCCP free Product shapes: Tube, roll, tube coil, insulation tape
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HT/ArmaFlex
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Applications Solar thermal collectors and solar hot water systems Insulation for high-temperature gas piping Insulation for steam piping Insulation and cooling for dual-temperature lines Insulation for containers and tanks Insulation for duct systems Insulation and energy-saving measures for outdoor equipment Thermal management applications for automobiles and transportation equipment Examples of Introduction and Utilization Solar thermal utilization systems Steam and high-temperature piping systems in factories Chemical and petroleum-related plants Heat treatment equipment and boiler systems High-temperature process lines in food and beverage factories Various piping and duct systems installed outdoors High-temperature utility lines in commercial and industrial facilities Insulation for automotive-related equipment and thermal transport lines
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