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Thermal insulation
Insulation is used wherever the manufacturing process requires or generates process heat.
It protects people and system components from excessive heat, reduces cycle and warm-up times and ensures efficient use of energy.
In many cases, the process imposes additional conditions on the insulation, which must be taken into account in the choice of material. For instance, mechanical strength, chemical resistance or electrical insulation capacity can also play a key role.
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Sample Solutions
Threaded bars made of GFRP material
Threaded bars made from glass-fibre reinforced plastics are suitable for a wide range of applications. The threaded bars are used to insulate threaded connections.
Insulating components for plastic welding technology
A plastic welding process generates heat that must be insulated. The following applies: The shorter the cycle times, the greater the amount of energy that needs to be introduced into the joining zone.
Complex 3D components for thermal insulation
The manner in which these insulation materials are implemented can be as varied as the requirements placed on them: from a simple intermediate layer all the way to complex 3D components with various material combinations that are produced on a 5-axis…
Nuts made of GFRP material
Our nuts made from glass-fibre-strengthened plastics are available as square or hexagonal nuts.
Goods carriers
Goods carriers are used to hold other products, such as circuit boards. In many cases, they must be electrically insulating, wear-resistant and designed to cope with thermal shock to enable smooth handling.
Heat insulation board
DOTHERM and ISOCOS offer heat protection plates that are precisely adapted to the respective process requirements in terms of material, compression strength, temperature resistance and dimensional stability.
Non-material-specific insulation solutions
In many industrial applications, it makes sense to use multi-layered materials or material combinations.
Workpiece holder/carrier
The exact positioning of components is particularly important for series production. Here, multiple components are frequently welded, bonded, riveted, soldered, etc. at high cycle rates to form assemblies.
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