Aluminium Jacketing & Cladding
Aluminium jacketing in 3003 and 3105 alloys, with or without a moisture barrier - the light, weatherproof skin that keeps insulation dry and the plant looking finished.
Jacketing is what stands between your insulation and the weather. Aluminium is the usual answer: light enough to install quickly over long runs, easy to form around fittings, and cheap to maintain. The moisture barrier bonded to the inside face is the part that matters most - it keeps the metal off the insulation and slows corrosion under insulation.
Alloys and finishes
- Alloys 3003 and 3105
- Mill finish
- Stucco embossed
- Corrugated sheets
- Pre-painted coils in RAL colours
Moisture barriers
- Polysurlyn
- Polykraft
- PVDF coating
- PE resin coating
Why engineers specify it
- Corrosion resistance - the inner barrier prevents direct contact between metal and insulation
- Weather and UV resistant for outdoor service
- Secondary thermal retention
- Lightweight, so installation is fast
- Thickness, width and finish made to the specification
Where it is used
- Pipe and vessel insulation cladding
- HVAC ductwork and equipment
- Chemical plants and refineries
- Power generation facilities
- Marine and offshore platforms
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Questions about Aluminium Jacketing & Cladding
Not sure this is the right material?
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