Polyurethane-foam tubing is most often used to insulate central heating and domestic-water pipelines. This material is resistant in the temperature range -50°C to 135°C, and has a low heat-transfer coefficient. Such a thermal insulator is rigid, and perfectly protects pipes from damage.

It’s a form of cold foam insulation used on cold surfaces of piping to avoid heat gain or condensation. Polyurethane withstands temperatures ranging from -150 C to 110 C, and it’s most often available in preformed cylindrical shapes to conform to piping.

Polyurethane ensures high resistance to chemicals, condensation and corrosion, thereby ensuring long-lasting use of the pipe, shows high resistance to ultra high and low temperatures (-50°C to 135°C) and has excellent insulation properties thanks to its low thermal conductivity coefficient (λ).