5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650

29/06/2026

5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650

What Is the 5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650?

The 5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650 is a rock wool–based insulation product designed for thermal, acoustic, and fire insulation in industrial facilities, process equipment, and large-diameter piping systems. Manufactured with a rabitz wire mesh facing, it provides a durable and reliable solution for demanding industrial insulation applications.

Thanks to its non-combustible rock wool construction, it delivers effective insulation on surfaces exposed to high temperatures. The product is specifically designed for insulating piping systems and equipment surfaces in industrial plants. The rabitz wire mesh helps the blanket maintain its shape during installation and allows for secure, uniform placement on the insulated surface.

Installation

The 5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650 is cut to match the dimensions of the surface to be insulated before installation. The blanket is then wrapped around the surface and secured in place.

  • Joint seams are stitched and fastened using galvanized wire threaded through the rabitz wire mesh.
  • Care should be taken to ensure there are no gaps at the joints during installation.

For large surface applications:

  • Approximately 5–6 welded fixing pins per square meter are recommended.
  • The blankets are fitted over the pins and secured with fixing washers.
  • The fixing pins also function as spacers for metal cladding applications.

Applications

The 5 cm Izocam Industrial Blanket Type 650 is suitable for:

  • Industrial facilities
  • Process equipment
  • Large-diameter piping systems
  • Industrial surfaces
  • Areas requiring thermal, acoustic, and fire insulation

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the 5 cm Type 650 Industrial Blanket used?
It is used in industrial facilities, process equipment, and large-diameter piping systems for thermal, acoustic, and fire insulation.

How is it installed?
The blanket is wrapped around the insulated surface. The joints are stitched with galvanized wire, while large surface applications are secured using welded fixing pins and fixing washers.