How is this different from foam pipe insulation?
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The main difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
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It is thicker and is not uniform in thickness either. You position the thicker portion (opposite the seam) toward the occupants. I think it is a higher density than pipe insulation as well.
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I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I admit that it is an unusual use for race car roll bar padding, but my kayaks enjoy the ride. Best Regards. I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I... » Read More I happen to know something about this Allstar product because I work for the company that sells it. The product is a closed cell, heavy duty foam tube that is designed to fit into a race car roll cage. It protects the driver and the hole going through the padding is offset to give the most cushion at the thickest side, which is approx. 1 inch. The hole itself is 1.5 inches. I do not have a race car, but I did build a kayak trailer and placed this foam insulation on the support bars to cushion the kayaks. This roll bar padding is heavy duty and will stand up to weather and highway miles. I admit that it is an unusual use for race car roll bar padding, but my kayaks enjoy the ride. Best Regards. « Show Less
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The difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
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This mat is solid PVC, not foam. The mat is essentially a thick rubber sheet - there's no foam-like cushion. I have a recumbent bike sitting on it on an old-school slick linoleum floor and it doesn't move a bit. Versatile product - we've used it for/in personal watercraft/boats for a non-skid surface, a kitchen-sink area stand up no slip mat, and near the door where snow-covered boots/shoes and clothes can be parked when we get snow.Great product.
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If your using it for insulation they make a foam sleave that goes over the pipe. If the pipes are rattling when you turn the water on and off you should sweat in a hammer arrestor or vertical air pipe. In answer to your question I don't see any reason why you couldn't put this on water pipes, but I think there would be a cheaper better way to fix your problem
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I would really like to know this too... They have insulated and then better insulated - what is the difference?!
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Pipe with foam and made in the U.S.ASoft material outside and durable material inside
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I believe it's a good idea to apply foam pipe insulation over the cable once you've installed it and plugged it in.
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It comes with a little insulation foam. Not sure if you can call them weather stripping per say
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If you are referring to pipe insulation like thick fiberglass than you should remove a 4" section which is small. If the insulation is thin like 1/4" than no, the unit will work fine without removing anything. The units are powerful and will project magnetic waves through all materials. Hope that helps.
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That would work very well, but only if you wrapped the pipe in a foam first, then wrapped the MLV around the foam, and preferably leaving no breaks in coverage. Having the MLV in direct contact with the pipe would greatly reduce the effectiveness as a sound barrier
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It's actually a type of Polyvinyl Chloride aka PVC. That's right the same stuff that most of our pipes are made out of. Which keeps them light enough so that the aircraft may lift off of the ground, But durable enough to take some abuse from bumps, scrapes, and crashes and keep on flying.
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Very minimal insulation. I'd look at something different for hot drinks. I never tried hot drinks but it didnt keep cold ones very cold. It seems like nothing more than a big plastic container for liquids.
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One side is a polyol and the other is an isocyanate. A + B = makes polyurethane foam insulation which is completely inert and the best form of insulation you can purchase. I sprayed my entire attic and my bills went down over 30%
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The 2#foam kit will make 8 cubic feet when used between 70 and 90 degrees F. The warmer it it the more the foam will expand. The best way to fill your pipe would be to either stand it on end and do multiple small pours or cut a small 3/4 inch hole every few feet and pour in small pours until it comes back through the hole.
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It is rather quilted like bubble wrap and is about as thick if not more. The R rating is what i went by for purchase. I used it on portable AC ducting. Less stress on the AC and less heat off the ducts! That is a "score" in the game!
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it is a foam material but not conventional styrofoam. Definitely more durable and somewhat flexible.
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I don't know because I only used it to insulated the hollow area of two 2 x 4 stud walls where they join and not what you are asking about.The best thing is to write to the Touch n Foam manufacture. I did, before I used this product, and they were very helpful.
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it is some kind of pvc, very durable, slight smell, that dissipates. Not as bad as some!