MecART designs, supplies, installs, and maintains rock wool insulation systems for industrial piping, equipment, tanks, ducts, and building envelopes—coordinated with protective cladding where required.
Survey • System selection • Installation • Handover
Insulation thickness, fastening, barriers, joints, and cladding are coordinated to the application—not treated as separate parts.
Limit heat transfer and support stable, efficient operation.
Help reduce transmitted equipment and duct noise.
Support fire-resilient assemblies when specified and installed as a complete tested system.
Pair the insulation with suitable barriers and cladding for the environment.
Every package is developed around service temperature, geometry, exposure, access, maintenance priorities, and the project specification.
We inspect the asset, measure surfaces, record interfaces, and identify access or shutdown constraints.
We coordinate material form, density, thickness, fastening, barriers, and external finish to the duty.
Careful fabrication around bends, valves, flanges, supports, penetrations, and irregular equipment.
Pins, bands, clips, mesh, and supports are arranged to secure the insulation and manage movement.
Vapor or weather barriers and metal cladding are detailed for joints, laps, terminations, and drainage.
We complete a visual quality review, rectify punch items, and hand over the finished insulation package.
Subject to project specifications and supplier data, we work with common rock wool forms to achieve continuous coverage and practical installation.
For flat or large surfaces such as equipment panels, walls, roofs, tanks, and rectangular ductwork.
Preformed sections for consistent coverage on straight pipe runs, with carefully detailed fittings and joints.
Flexible solutions for curved, irregular, or large-diameter surfaces and equipment.
Process & utility piping
Steam and hot-water lines
Boilers, heaters & exhausts
Tanks, vessels & equipment
Ductwork & ventilation systems
Walls, roofs & service areas
Duty, exposure, geometry, access, and project requirements.
Material form, thickness, attachment, barriers, and finish.
Controlled workmanship, coordinated interfaces, and tidy detailing.
Quality checks, punch-list closure, and practical handover.
Share your drawings, operating conditions, or site location. MecART will help define the right scope and next technical step.
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