Marine insulation, including foam and other specialized materials, is employed in boats and yachts to regulate temperature, reduce noise, and enhance overall comfort. It is used extensively in boat cabins, hulls, and engine compartments to create a thermally efficient and sound-insulated environment, ensuring a comfortable and quiet experience for passengers and crew.
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Plastimo 413579 - M4 Convoluted Foam is a flexible and fireproofed foam made from convoluted polyester. It is specially designed for acoustic use and has good absorption properties for air-diffused mechanical sounds. With a fire classification of M4 and a net density of 27/29 kg/m3 ± 10%, this foam offers a resistance to compression of 40%. It comes in a charcoal grey color and has a temperature resistance range of 40°C to +120°C. Additionally, it is resistant to hydrocarbonates. The foam has dimensions of 200 x 100 x 6 cm.
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€ 108,85
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Introducing the Plastimo 473738, a versatile solution featuring built-in PU foam and measuring M4 150X100X2CM. This product is meticulously designed to meet stringent standards, ensuring reliable performance across diverse applications. Whether for industrial or commercial use, the Plastimo 473738 is crafted with precision and durability in mind. Contact us now for more details and secure your order of this exceptional product.
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€ 108,36
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Plastimo 475899 is a specialized agglomerated foam known for its versatility and durability. With a thickness of 40 mm, it caters to various applications, providing reliable cushioning and insulation. The product, identified by its unique code, Plastimo 475899, ensures high-quality performance in diverse settings. Whether used for packaging, insulation, or other purposes, this foam variant stands out for its dependable thickness and composition.
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What are the main types of insulation materials used in marine and offshore applications?
Marine and offshore applications rely on a variety of insulation materials to ensure fire protection, thermal efficiency, and soundproofing. Common options include stone wool insulation, which provides superior thermal and acoustic performance while meeting strict fire safety standards, and fiberglass insulation, known for its lightweight structure and resilience in high-humidity environments. Additionally, technical insulation mats and slabs are used in shipbuilding and offshore platforms to reduce energy loss, improve indoor climate control, and enhance overall structural durability.
Marine insulation systems also incorporate specialized facing materials that enhance durability and improve resistance to moisture and mechanical wear. These facings help insulate key areas such as the deck, providing additional protection against temperature fluctuations and harsh marine conditions. By reinforcing insulation layers, they contribute to maintaining energy efficiency, structural integrity, and comfort aboard ships and offshore platforms.
How does marine insulation contribute to fire safety on vessels?
Marine insulation enhances fire safety on vessels by providing non-combustible barriers that slow the spread of flames in case of fire. Using materials like mineral wool, stone wool, and fireproof insulation, it protects critical areas such as bulkheads, ceilings, and HVAC ducts, ensuring compliance with strict marine industry safety regulations. Additionally, marine insulation solutions improve thermal performance and reduce heat loss, contributing to a safer onboard environment for crew and passengers.
Offshore insulation plays a critical role in fire protection by ensuring that thermal insulation systems meet the highest level of safety and performance standards in marine applications. Designed to withstand extreme conditions on cruise ships, merchant ships, and oil rigs, marine insulation provides excellent fire insulation while also reducing energy consumption and maintaining temperature control. These insulation solutions help minimize condensation, improve acoustic and thermal comfort, and support shipbuilders in meeting strict regulatory requirements, including those set by the US Coast Guard. By offering a complete insulation system that enhances safety, durability, and efficiency, marine insulation contributes to a resilient and environmentally responsible maritime industry.
How does acoustic insulation improve comfort on marine vessels?
Acoustic insulation on marine vessels helps reduce noise levels from engines, ventilation systems, and external sources, improving onboard comfort for passengers and crew. It provides excellent sound protection by absorbing vibrations and airborne noise, creating a quieter environment essential for passenger ships, merchant vessels, and offshore platforms. Additionally, marine insulation products enhance energy efficiency and meet strict industry standards, ensuring optimal performance in demanding maritime conditions.