Phillips Services

REFLECTS 99% OF RADIANT HEAT
NO MORE HIDDEN CORROSION   |   STOP EQUIPMENT SWEATING
ASBESTOS ENCAPSULATION    |    NO VOC'S OR PEL'S    |    CLASS A MATERIAL

Problem: Meet OSHA burn guidelines on complex fan housing & ductwork.
Equipment: Forced Air Fan & Ductwork @ 260°F on ground pad.
Location: Phillips Services, Detroit, MI

Goals:

1. Protect personnel from burns. 

2. Save energy. 

3. Insulate complicated shape including expansion collar & brackets.

4. Significantly reduce insulation costs.

Solution: Coat entire piece of equipment with CCS-100.

With an application of CCS-100 on the entire fan housing and ductwork including complicated bracing and expansion collar (optional): 

1. The cost of applying CCS-100 was 60% less than conventional metal clad insulation.

2. Exterior surface temperature was reduced from 260°F to 80°F, well below OSHA rules.

3. All components of fan and ductwork are insulated, including expansion collar (optional).