Hot insulation
Keeps heat in, cuts energy loss and keeps surface temperatures safe on hot lines and equipment.
- Process piping
- Steam lines
- Hot oil lines
- Vessels and tanks
- Boilers and heat exchangers
- High-temperature equipment
Thermal and acoustic insulation solutions for industrial plants
Hot, cold and acoustic insulation for process piping, vessels, refrigeration systems, ducts and plant equipment.
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Service areas: hot, cold and acoustic
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Application types across piping, vessels, equipment and ducts
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Insulation materials, from rock wool to aerogel
Intelligent insulation, built around your plant
Intel Insulation provides thermal and acoustic insulation for industrial plants and building services. Our work covers hot, cold and acoustic systems, from steam lines and process vessels to chilled water piping and HVAC ducts.
- Hot, cold and acoustic insulation from one team
- Piping, vessels, tanks, equipment and ducts
- Material and thickness chosen to the project specification
Intelligent Insulation SolutionsThermal and acoustic insulation for industry
What good insulation delivers
The right system, correctly installed, pays back in energy, safety and reliability.
Energy savings
Less heat gained or lost means lower energy use on every line and vessel.
Safe surfaces
Hot surfaces stay at a safe temperature for people working nearby.
Condensation and ice control
Cold insulation with a vapour barrier keeps chilled surfaces dry.
Stable process temperature
Fluids stay at the temperature the process needs, from steam to cryogenic services.
Protected equipment
Cladding and barriers shield insulation and pipework from weather and damage.
Lower noise
Acoustic insulation reduces noise from pipes, machinery, ducts and pump areas.
Our insulation services
Three service areas covering process plants, utilities and building services.
Cold insulation
Keeps cold in and stops condensation and ice from forming on chilled and cryogenic systems.
- Chilled water piping
- Refrigeration systems
- Cold process lines
- Cryogenic services
- Storage tanks and equipment
Acoustic insulation
Brings noise down at the source on piping, machinery, ducts and plant areas.
- Noise control for process piping
- Equipment and machinery
- Acoustic enclosures
- HVAC ducts
- Compressor and pump areas
- Industrial noise barriers
More insulation applications
Inside an insulation system
Every job is a stack of layers, each with one purpose. Choose a service to see how the layers change from the pipe outward.
Typical materials
We select the material for the operating temperature, the environment and the specification of each job.
Rock wool
Non-combustible fibre insulation for high-temperature lines and noise control.
Glass wool
Lightweight fibre insulation for piping, ducts and acoustic lagging.
Calcium silicate
Rigid, strong insulation for high-temperature piping and equipment.
Ceramic fibre
Handles very high temperatures where other materials reach their limit.
PIR / PUR
Rigid foam with low thermal conductivity for cold lines and tanks.
Cellular glass
Closed-cell glass insulation that resists moisture and carries load.
Elastomeric foam
Flexible closed-cell foam for chilled water and refrigeration pipework.
Phenolic foam
Rigid foam with very low thermal conductivity for chilled lines.
Perlite
Lightweight mineral insulation used from cryogenic tanks to hot equipment.
Aerogel
Thin, high-performance blankets for tight spaces.
Tags show typical use only. Final selection depends on the project specification.
How a job runs
From first visit to handover, in four steps.
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Survey and requirements
We look at the lines, equipment and operating conditions, and confirm what the job needs to achieve.
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Material and thickness
We choose the insulation system and thickness to meet the temperature, condensation or noise target.
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Installation
Insulation, vapour barrier where needed, and cladding are fitted to the specification.
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Inspection and handover
We check the finished work against the specification before handover.
Where our insulation is used
Plants and facilities where temperature and noise have to be controlled.
Process plants
Process piping, vessels and tanks in hot and cold service.
HVAC and building services
Chilled water piping and ducts, with thermal and acoustic insulation.
Boilers and steam systems
Boilers, heat exchangers, steam lines and hot oil lines.
Refrigeration and cold lines
Refrigeration systems, chilled water piping and cold process lines.
Cryogenic services
Insulation for cryogenic lines, storage tanks and equipment.
Compressor and pump areas
Acoustic enclosures and noise control for machinery.
Industries we serve
Insulation work across process, power and building services.
Process plants
Process piping, vessels and tanks in hot and cold service.
Power plants
Insulation for electrostatic precipitators (ESP) and plant equipment.
Cement plants
RABH and preheater insulation for cement plant systems.
Fertilizer plants
Insulation for fertilizer plants, including ammonia tank insulation.
HVAC and building services
Chilled water piping and ducts, with thermal and acoustic insulation.
Common questions
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Why insulate hot lines and equipment?
Insulation reduces heat loss, which saves energy, helps keep the process at temperature and lowers the surface temperature people can touch.
Why does cold insulation need a vapour barrier?
Warm, humid air moves toward cold surfaces. A vapour barrier stops moisture reaching the insulation and pipe, so the insulation stays dry, keeps its performance and the pipe is protected from corrosion.
How is the insulation material chosen?
By operating temperature, the environment (indoor, outdoor, wet or washdown), mechanical loads, fire requirements and the project specification. The materials section shows typical use.
What is acoustic insulation made of?
Usually a sound-absorbing layer such as rock wool or glass wool, often with a dense barrier layer, finished with a metal cladding on the outside.
What do you need to give a quote?
The service (hot, cold or acoustic), what needs insulating, sizes or lengths, operating temperature, whether the location is indoor or outdoor, and photos or drawings if you have them.
Request a quote
Tell us what needs insulating, such as piping, a vessel, equipment or ducts, and we will get back to you.
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