At Nextera Insulations, we offer high-performance Cellular Glass Insulation solutions that are specifically developed to offer thermal insulation, moisture resistance, and mechanical strength for multiple manufacturing and commercial applications.
Cellular Glass insulation is manufactured from millions of hermetically sealed cells of glass and offers incredible dimensional stability, is non-combustible, and has 0 permeance to water vapor, making it a great and chemically stable product for challenging thermal insulation conditions — in HVAC applications, cryogenic pipeline systems, and chemical processing facilities are examples of these types of installations.
Cellular Glass is a rigid, lightweight, closed-cell insulation material made from carbon and crushed glass. It has the strength of a structural material and the thermal performance of an insulating material.
Cellular Glass does not absorb moisture, support mold growth, or degrade over time, and performs exceptionally well for both hot and cold service. You cannot use more highly engineered insulation material than Cellular Glass.
Nextera offers in-house precision cutting and fabrication services using advanced cellular glass blocks supplied by global leaders. Our fabrication unit ensures exact sizing, faster project turnaround, and reduced material waste – helping contractors meet site-specific insulation demands with confidence.
Cellular Glass is a rigid, closed-cell insulation material made from crushed glass and carbon. It is commonly used in HVAC systems, cryogenic pipelines, LNG facilities, petrochemical plants, cold storage, and marine installations due to its exceptional thermal efficiency, durability, and moisture resistance.
Yes. Cellular Glass is completely non-combustible and certified as Euroclass A1 under EN 13501-1. It does not burn, melt, or release toxic smoke, making it ideal for fire-sensitive environments like power plants, substations, and chemical facilities.
No. Cellular Glass has a 100% closed-cell structure with zero water vapor permeance. It does not absorb moisture or allow condensation, making it suitable for humid, wet, or submerged conditions, such as cold storage floors and cryogenic applications.
Cellular Glass is known for its high compressive strength, which allows it to withstand heavy industrial loads without deformation. It is also resistant to chemicals, acids, fungi, rodents, and pests, ensuring long-term durability in demanding environments.
Cellular Glass comes in different forms to suit project needs:
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