Industrial
Insulation
industrial Insulation
Our industrial insulation materials offer project stakeholders safe, comfortable, and durable answers to their specific needs, be it for insulating cryogenic tanks, process pipes, tanks, special equipment, or high-temperature boilers. FOAM-PRO is a leading service provider of thermal industrial insulation solutions for high and low-temperature industrial applications. Our industrial insulation offers solutions for the most demanding industrial applications. Each of our solutions offers unique features and benefits to ensure consistent performance that meets your specifications and design criteria.
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Why is industrial insulation important?
For safety reasons, industrial insulation is necessary to reduce heat loss and make processes more sustainable. The dangers and adverse effects of fire, CO² emissions, excessive noise, and heat damage can be a problem at many manufacturing sites. Industrial insulation makes it possible to combat and guard against these risks by ensuring:
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FOAM-PRO's industrial insulation acts as a natural fire barrier and can protect combustible elements from flame damage, protecting your employees and your business.
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Industrial thermal insulation of the various elements of your production facility can help maintain the temperature level inside, thus ensuring the security of your investments over the long term.
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The products our industrial insulation experts sold last year alone will save energy bills and even lifetime energy costs. Our industrial insulation experts can also help you to reduce your operating costs by 2/3.
INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
You can enjoy savings on your energy costs all year round and a comfortable indoor climate all year round with our innovative and sustainable spray foam insulation in Dublin. Save up to 50% on energy bills by reducing heat loss and storing heat. Thanks to spray foam insulation, less energy is required for heating, reducing carbon consumption and emissions.
