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PU Pipe Sections

PU pipe sections with densities of 30, 32, 35 and 40 kg/m³, custom made to customer requirements. Pipe diameter and insulation thickness are specified for each order.

Product description

PU pipe sections with densities of 30, 32, 35 and 40 kg/m³, custom made to customer requirements. Pipe diameter and insulation thickness are specified for each order.

Product selection and use guide

PU Pipe Sections is rigid polyurethane insulation in board or pipe section form according to the selected type. The pipe form follows the circumference of the insulated line.

How to choose

Match form, thickness, dimensions and required density to panel surfaces or pipe runs. Plan cuts and joints. Measure the actual outside diameter; nominal pipe size is not always the outside diameter. Specify insulation thickness and details for elbows, valves and supports.

Applications to consider

Consider PU pipe sections on pipe runs designed for rigid polyurethane insulation and its protective layers.

Use limitations

Rigid PU is not liquid feedstock or gap-filling foam. Density alone does not establish load capacity; verify exposure and fire requirements for the exact type and system.

Pre-order checklist

  • Send surface dimensions or pipe diameter, thickness and quantities.
  • Confirm facings, joints, supports and required protective layers.
  • Send the outside diameter, line length, fitting count and required thickness.

Frequently asked questions

Is a PU pipe section the same as canned foam?

No. A pipe section is a dimensioned rigid form; canned foam fills gaps through a different application process.

How is PU pipe diameter selected?

Use the actual pipe outside diameter and section inside diameter, then confirm layer thickness.

Do PU pipe joints need closure?

Yes. Joint details must follow the insulation, any required vapour-control layer and jacketing design.

Is nominal pipe size enough to select pipe insulation?

Not always. Match the pipe outside diameter to the insulation inside diameter to avoid a loose or forced fit.

This guide supplements the original description; it does not replace technical data sheets or project design. Match the type and dimensions to the product specifications and obtain written confirmation for special requirements.