
| Length (Feet): | 6' |
|---|---|
| Application: | 1/2" Pipe |
| Hole Size: | 5/8" |
| Wall Thickness: | 1/2" |
| R-Value: | 3.1 |
This insulation can handle temperatures up to 210°F. It can be placed on the piping next to hot water (i.e. not steam) boilers.
You would use a 7/8" strap with 1/2" copper pipe and the 58C Thermacel insulation.
According to the manufacturer, this insulation is made from UV resistant polyolefin resins. For severe UV exposure (rooftop applications), or where optimum performance is required, a protective coating (high quality exterior acrylic latex paint) should be applied. PVC jacketing can also be used.
This insulation will help slow down the heat loss of the piping. If you want to keep the piping at a constant temperature when water is not flowing through it, we would recommend using heat-trace wiring.
Yes, it can.
Yes, this is the appropriate product and thickness for your application.
Yes, we would recommend insulating the PEX.
Yes, this Thermacel Insulation is split so that it can be installed on existing piping. You can either glue or zip tie the insulation to the piping. It does not have any self-sealing adhesive. This would be the best type of material we carry to insulate copper or PEX pipe.
Yes, the thermacel insulation can be used on radiant heat tubing.
Yes, this insulation works with PEX tubing. Unfortunately, we cannot say if two insulated pipes will fit inside a drain tile. However, for your application, there are two pipe insulated systems that would make the job easier, such as http://www.pexsupply.com/HydroPEX-H59818-1-x-1-x-437-Dual-PEX-Pre-Insulated-HydroPEX-Pipe-1-foot-7225000-p