Refrigeration

Poor or inadequate insulation leads to condensation. This is mainly due to the (air) humidity and temperature differences between the interior and exterior. This moisture leads to damp insulation and corrosion of pipes and components of refrigeration systems. This quickly leads to a loss of performance and higher energy consumption. This has a negative impact on your cost of ownership and the environment. Higher energy consumption also leads to higher CO₂ emissions.

When insulating refrigeration systems, it is very important to choose an insulation material with a strong vapour barrier to protect the pipes, components and systems against condensation. Additional coating is unnecessary if the insulation material has an integrated vapour barrier. Corrosion, mould, fungi, deposits and ice cannot form, which allows the refrigeration system to continue to function properly.

Ideally, the insulation material used should have high mechanical strength. This gives valuable systems extra protection against damage. The way our insulation materials are installed, with prefabricated pipe elements and easily deformable sheets, allows even hard-to-reach elements or parts of the refrigeration system to be insulated.

It goes without saying that the insulation must be sustainably produced and Cradle-to-Cradle certified where specified. The materials must not contain any harmful substances and must meet the strictest fire safety standards.