Cryogenic, Refrigernant, Chilled Water Insulation
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This document provides information on insulation products for cryogenic, refrigerant, or chilled water systems, including ISO-C1 Class 1 polyiso insulation, DyTherm Phenolic insulation rated at less than 25/50 flame spread/smoke developed, higher density pipe saddles, and DyPerm zero-perm vapor barriers. It also lists contact information for Dyplast Products.
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