Armacell

Armacell focuses on insulation materials for technical equipment, high-performance foams for acoustic and lightweight applications, recycled PET products, next-generation aerogel technology and passive fire protection systems.
 
Frequently Asked Questions About Armacell Products
What are the benefits of Armacell copper pipe insulation in HVAC systems?
Insulating copper pipework with Armacell insulation helps HVAC systems hold temperature more consistently. That means less energy wasted and fewer issues with condensation. If you’re using something like the Armacell 20mm x 13mm Copper Tube Insulation, it wraps cleanly around bends and joints without kinking — handy for tight installs.
The closed-cell structure stops moisture getting in, which protects the pipe from corrosion and surface rust. You also get a bit of sound dampening, which is useful in commercial settings. It’s a small addition, but it makes a big difference to system efficiency and long-term performance.

How does Armacell pipe insulation help reduce refrigeration energy costs?
On refrigeration pipework, temperature loss equals money. Using something like the Armacell 22mm x 13mm Copper Tube Insulation keeps the cold in — and the heat out.
By reducing heat gain, it lowers the load on your compressors. That means fewer cycles, less wear, and lower running costs. It’s moisture-resistant too, so you won’t get the usual issues with sweating pipes or insulation degrading after a year or two.
Install is quick. It cuts cleanly, bends well, and doesn’t flake apart when you slide it into position. For commercial fridges and walk-in chillers, it’s a smart call.

Why do installers choose Armacell over other insulation brands?
Most of the time, it comes down to reliability. Products like Armacell 15mm x 13mm Copper Tube Insulation are consistent — the wall thickness is what it says it is, and the foam doesn’t tear when you’re working fast.
It handles outdoor conditions better than a lot of cheaper alternatives. UV-resistant, solid fit, and no sagging after six months. Plus, it meets all the key fire and safety standards, so you’re not second-guessing compliance.
It might not be the cheapest option, but on big installs or long runs, it saves time and hassle. That’s why most experienced installers stick with it.