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The AEROFLEX 634-ac58112 is a closed-cell EPDM elastomeric pipe insulation tube in unslit form, designed to thermally protect piping in HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, and dual-temperature systems. With a 5/8-inch inside diameter, a 1-1/2-inch wall thickness, and an R-value of 13.5, this cover delivers meaningful thermal resistance while resisting moisture absorption and water vapor transmission. The EPDM rubber elastomeric foam construction gives it superior UV resistance and long-term durability compared to standard nitrile-based foams. Licensed mechanical insulation contractors and HVAC technicians typically install this product on copper and iron pipe systems where both condensation control and thermal efficiency are required.
This insulation is suited for 3/8-inch IPS iron pipe and 5/8-inch OD copper tubing in residential and light commercial applications. Rated for temperatures from -297 degrees F to 257 degrees F, it handles chilled water, hot water, refrigerant suction lines, and variable refrigerant flow piping. The unslit tube format requires the pipe to be fed through during installation rather than wrapped, making it a preferred format for new construction or pre-piped assemblies where a clean, uninterrupted insulation surface is needed.
Designed for use on 3/8-inch IPS iron pipe and 5/8-inch OD copper tubing in dual temperature systems, hot and cold water piping, HVAC systems, refrigeration systems, and variable refrigerant system applications.
Mechanical insulation work on refrigerant and HVAC piping should be performed by qualified HVAC technicians or licensed mechanical insulation contractors in accordance with applicable local mechanical codes. For unslit tube installation, the pipe must be threaded through the insulation before connections are made; adhesive closures at butt joints are recommended to maintain vapor barrier integrity. Power down and depressurize any active systems before cutting or fitting insulation around valves, fittings, or flanges. Avoid compressing the foam wall during fastening, as compression reduces effective R-value.
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