Up close, CORAFOAM® PIR insulation boards have a rigid, closed cell structure that accounts for their exceptional compressive, tensile and shear strength. The high dimensional stability and resistance to mechanical stress guarantee structural integrity in the long run with low maintenance. On top of preventing moisture buildup and water ingress, CORAFOAM® is resistant to organic decay, atmospheric agents, saline air and most solvents for the preservation of high thermal and structural performance.

Bellis supplies both low-density and high-density foams, ranging from 33 kg/m³ (ME 32 MI) to 65 kg/m³ (HPT 65), in varying thicknesses. Low-density foams at 32-60kg/m³ have higher thermal conductivity, making them ideal for the insulation of walls, pipes and tanks. On the other hand, high-density foams at 80 - 800 kg/m³ are better-suited to support mechanical stress, such as weight in insulated pipe applications.

CORAFOAM® PIR insulation boards are heavily packed in features in the insulation department, all delivered in a lightweight package. Installers will find CORAFOAM® easy to handle and versatile for all sorts of applications, since the rigid material can be cut into any shape using a fine tooth saw. Its great workability attributes to its enlistment in the Gorgon Gas Project.

The Gorgon Gas Project is a wide-scale development of Gorgon subsea gas-gathering infrastructure, gas fields, and a liquefied natural gas plant on Barrow Island in Western Australia. Bellis is the official supplier of CORAFOAM® PIR insulation boards used in the specification for cryogenic piping and vessels on the project. The Gorgon Gas Project is among the largest natural gas projects ever undertaken on the global scale, and the largest single-resource development in the history of Australia.

Feel free to get in touch with Bellis Australia for more details on CORAFOAM® PIR insulation. Visit www.bellis.com.au today!