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Ultra Low Temperature Systems is a high-performance insulating material designed for use in extremely cold environments. It is made from a special blend of rubber and foam that can withstand temperatures as low as -200°C.

Product Description

Low Temperature Insulation Application
Cryogenic Piping System
LNG Storage Tank Insulation
Industrial Gas Facility Installation
Technical Processing Pipe
Low Temperature Storage Tank, LNG Nitrogen Plant, Ethylene Pipe, Industrial Gas and Agricultural Chemical Production Plants, Coal, Chemical, MOT.
Technical Data Sheet
ULT Technical Data
Property Unit Value
Temperature range °C (-200 to +110)
Density range Kg/m³ 60-80
Thermal Conductivity W/(m.k) ≤0.028 (-100°C)
≤0.021 (-165°C)
Fungi resistance - Good
Ozone resistance - Good
Resistance to U.V. and weather - Good
Production Process View
Quality Control Inspection
Insulation Material Testing
Insulated Pipeline System
Industrial Installation Detail
Warehouse Storage
Shipping and Logistics
Frequently Asked Questions
What applications are suitable for ULT insulation?
ULT insulation is specifically designed for ultra-low temperature and cryogenic environments, including low-temperature storage tanks, LNG plants, nitrogen plants, ethylene pipelines, and industrial gas production facilities.
What is the effective operating temperature range of this material?
The material has a highly stable thermal performance range spanning from -200°C to +110°C, making it ideal for extreme cryogenic setups.
What is the thermal conductivity of ULT insulation at low temperatures?
The thermal conductivity is extremely low to minimize energy loss: it is less than or equal to 0.028 W/(m.k) at -100°C, and drops to less than or equal to 0.021 W/(m.k) under extreme cryogenic conditions at -165°C.
How well does the insulation hold up against environmental factors?
The insulation material demonstrates excellent ("Good") rating for resistance against fungi growth, ozone exposure, weathering, and ultraviolet (U.V.) radiation.
What is the typical density range for this thermal insulation?
The material maintains a consistent and optimized density range of 60 to 80 Kg/m³, ensuring structural integrity while keeping thermal transfer at a minimum.

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