Passive Fire Protection Jacket

The Passive Fire Protection Jacket is used in areas such as petrochemical, energy, offshore, process sites, and equipment points requiring fire resistance. The application helps reduce energy loss, surface temperature, condensation/freeze risk, or site safety issues.

When designing a Passive Fire Protection Jacket, the equipment's dimensions, connection points, movement clearance, and which parts will be opened during maintenance are clarified first. Then the outer fabric, inner fill, stitching, fastening, and labeling details are determined to meet the expectations for risk-driven layer design, removability, equipment-specific sizing, and post-maintenance refit.

• Risk-driven layer design, removability, equipment-specific sizing, and post-maintenance refit
• Custom-fit fabrication ensures conformity to the equipment geometry.
• The removable design supports reuse during planned maintenance and failure response.
• Correct labeling and fastening details improve refit quality after maintenance.

Jacket performance depends on correctly selecting details such as the outer fabric, inner fill, stitching, fasteners, and vapor barrier / outer cladding continuity together. During the on-site survey, the equipment's dimensions, movement clearance, temperature range, maintenance frequency, and safety expectations are clarified.

Correct labeling and fastening systems matter for removable jackets. Being able to refit a removed part correctly in the same position during maintenance directly affects the product's long-term performance. For this reason, measurement, fabrication, and installation should be planned together.

Prime Endüstri positions removable jackets not as standard covers but as equipment-specific maintenance components. This way, the jacket becomes a product that supports not only insulation performance but also the maintenance team's speed in the field and refit accuracy.