Insulating / Heating shells

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Insulating / Heating shells

DBM Technologie designs and manufactures rigid and soft insulating and heating shells for temperatures up to 1000°C. 

According to customer needs heating devices can be integrated and connections gathered into a case, access points for thermocouples being specially adapted for that purpose. Shells can be hinged for more convenient removal or attachment. 

Typical applications

  • Temperature cycling for tubes and ducts;
  • Heating of ducts for waste and grey water;
  • Nuclear, clean rooms;
  • Special machinery.

Insulate, heat or maintain equipment at temperature

DBM Technologie insulating and heating shells are engineered for industrial equipment requiring thermal insulation, controlled heat input or temperature maintenance. Their custom design allows the solution to be adapted to the component geometry and the constraints of the process.

Depending on the application, the shell can help reduce heat loss, protect the surrounding area or support process temperature control, with solutions designed for applications up to 1000 °C.

Insulating / Heating shells — DBM Technologie

A custom solution engineered around the industrial process

The design takes account of dimensions, access areas, installation interfaces and operating conditions to facilitate integration around the equipment. Rigid or flexible configurations can therefore address specific thermal protection and heating requirements.

These solutions are suited to installations and equipment requiring removable insulation, localised heating or controlled thermal cycles in demanding industrial environments.

Insulating / Heating shells — DBM Technologie

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