Ducting Insulation

Ducting Insulation refers to the materials used to insulate heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) ductwork. These wraps are designed to wrap around ductwork and provide thermal insulation while also serving as a vapor barrier to prevent condensation. They are made from materials like foil-faced fiberglass, elastomeric foam, or closed-cell foam. Properly insulating ductwork is essential for improving energy efficiency, reducing heat loss or gain, minimizing condensation, and improving indoor air quality. Ducting Insulation is known for factors such as the insulation's thermal resistance (R-value), moisture resistance, fire resistance, compatibility with HVAC systems, and local building codes and regulations.