How To Properly Install Fiberglass Insulated Zone

Fiberglass Insulated Zone is a common material for industrial insulation. Proper installation can significantly improve the insulation effect. Before installation, you need to make full preparations: check the integrity of the material, clean the base surface grease, and prepare scissors, tape measures and other tools. When measuring the length of the coverage area, leave a 2%-3% margin for overlap.
During installation, first fold the end of the Fiberglass Insulated Zone and fix it, and spirally wrap it to maintain a 50% overlap rate to ensure a tight fit. The longitudinal joints need to be staggered and sealed with special tape. Valves, elbows and other special parts should be cut with "M" notches or pre-cut bevels, and the staggered winding method should be used. The humidity of the installation environment should be lower than 85%, the temperature should be higher than 5°C, and protective gloves and goggles should be worn during operation.
After the installation is completed, check whether the appearance is flat and wrinkle-free, and the thickness error should be controlled within 5% of the design value. Standardized installation can extend the service life of the insulation tape and improve the thermal insulation performance. It is recommended to conduct professional testing every year to ensure long-term effects. Follow the above steps to make the Fiberglass Insulated Zone perform at its best.