Foam Glass

Foam Glass is used in applications such as tank bottoms, outdoor lines, cold process piping, hot-cold transition zones, and areas requiring high mechanical strength to support energy efficiency, surface safety, condensation/freeze control, or maintenance access.

Foam Glass delivers its value when it is part of the right system detail, particularly in areas such as tank bottoms, outdoor lines, cold process piping, hot-cold transition zones, and areas requiring high mechanical strength. The product's success in the field depends on using its closed-cell structure, water and vapor resistance, and compressive strength in harmony with the operating temperature, ambient conditions, cladding detail, and installation quality.

• Closed-cell structure, water and vapor resistance, and compressive strength
• Can be evaluated with different thicknesses, claddings, and application details according to process conditions.
• Correct installation and post-application inspection are important for the product's long-term performance.

For this product, the leading application areas can be summarized as tank bottoms, outdoor lines, cold process piping, hot-cold transition zones, and areas requiring high mechanical strength. The exact application detail should be determined together with an on-site survey, equipment dimensions, and process data.

• Operating temperature and thermal cycling.
• Humidity, outdoor exposure, chemical exposure, and mechanical impact risk.
• Equipment dimensions, connection points, and maintenance access.
• Vapor barrier, outer cladding, fire expectations, and post-application inspection needs.

In a Foam Glass application, performance depends on installation quality as much as on selecting the right material. After application, exposed surfaces, cladding continuity, connection points, and maintenance access should be inspected. This inspection helps the product maintain its expected insulation performance over the long term.

Prime Endüstri evaluates products not only from catalog data but from actual operating conditions in the field. This approach supports using the product on the right equipment and helps reduce unnecessary removal, performance loss, or re-application during maintenance.