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Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Insulation

Rigid closed-cell PIR foam for chilled water, cold storage and cryogenic service - very high compressive strength, and available as high-density inserts where pipe supports bear on the insulation.

Product Details

PIR is a rigid, closed-cell foam and the workhorse of cold service. The closed cells give it a built-in resistance to moisture, and its compressive strength is high enough that the same material can be supplied as load-bearing inserts at pipe supports - which is where cold systems usually fail first.

Why engineers specify it

  • Very high compressive strength
  • Closed-cell structure that resists moisture ingress
  • Low thermal conductivity across the cold range
  • Meets ASTM C591 Grade 2
  • Custom densities, sizes and facings available

Supplied as

  • Pipe sections
  • Slabs and boards
  • High-density support inserts

Where it is used

  • Chilled water piping and HVAC ductwork
  • Cold storage and refrigeration
  • Equipment, vessel and tank insulation
  • Cryogenic systems
  • Hot water and condensate lines
  • Roof, wall, cavity and soffit insulation

Industries served

Oil & gas, HVAC, marine, industrial and construction.

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Good to Know

Questions about Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Insulation

Yes - that is what the high-density support inserts are for. They carry the load at the support without crushing, which is where cold systems most often fail.

Our PIR meets ASTM C591 Grade 2. Custom densities, sizes and facings are available where a project calls for them.

Yes. It is used from cryogenic service through chilled water and cold storage, and also on hot water and condensate lines.

Its closed-cell structure resists moisture ingress, which is essential on cold service where vapour drive pushes water towards the pipe.
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