Cryogenic Rubber Foam is highly durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is resistant to moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation, making it suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor environments.
With 5 large automatic assembly lines and more than 600,000 cubic meters of annual production capacity, the enterprise is specified as the designated production enterprise of thermal insulation materials for the National energy department, Ministry of electric power and Ministry of chemical industry.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is Cryogenic Rubber Foam insulation?
Cryogenic Rubber Foam is a specialized thermal insulation material engineered to maintain flexibility, durability, and low thermal conductivity at extremely low temperatures, ranging down to -200°C.
2. How does the thermal conductivity performance differ between ULT and LT grades?
The ULT (Ultra-Low Temperature) grade offers a low thermal conductivity of 0.021 at -165°C, designed for extreme setups down to -200°C. The LT (Low Temperature) grade operates down to -50°C with a conductivity of 0.028.
3. Does Cryogenic Rubber Foam resist moisture and environmental wear?
Yes, it features a closed-cell area percentage of over 95%, making it highly resistant to moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation. It is suitable for both indoor and demanding outdoor environments.
4. What test methods are used to verify the properties of this insulation?
Properties are verified using global industrial standards including ASTM C177 for thermal conductivity, ASTM D1622 for density, ASTM E 96 for water vapor permeability, and ASTM D1623 for tensile strength.
5. Is the insulation material corrosive to metallic pipes?
No, the material has a safe pH value of ≥8.0 (tested under ASTM C871), ensuring that it does not promote corrosion under insulation (CUI) on steel or copper piping systems.
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