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About Thermatras
Thermatras
is a company that specialises in the measurement, production and
assembly of insulation blankets. In 1992, Thermatras was spun off from
the Ajax Brandbeveiliging Group in Amsterdam. Thermatras was the last
division of Ajax - De Boer Isolatie. With more than 35 years of
experience in insulation, the company quickly expanded into a team of
approximately 30 employees after becoming independent. While the roots
of Thermatras lie mainly in shipping, nowadays it is also active in
utility construction and industry.
Frequent internal training courses help to ensure that our employees
can perform a variety of tasks and continuously raise the level of
expertise and specialist knowledge within Thermatras. Our team of
experts is extremely flexible and guarantees an enthusiastic attitude
to finding concrete solutions for your problems and queries on a daily
basis.
What are insulation blankets?
Insulation blankets are made-to-measure cushions, manufactured from
glass fabric, possibly in combination with synthetic fabric, with glass
wool or Rockwool stuffing and stainless steel fastening hooks. An
insulation blanket is used for retaining heat in technical
installations, particularly for fittings and equipment that regularly
require maintenance after they have been insulated. The insulation
blankets are tufted to prevent the insulating stuffing from shifting.
This is what gives them a structure similar to that of a mattress.
When are insulation blankets the right choice?
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when you want to improve the safety and working conditions for your employees
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when you want to conserve energy by reducing unnecessary heat loss
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when you want to have a flexible insulation
solution – insulation blankets are ideal for those parts of an
installation that are difficult of access
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when you want to save costs by virtue of
efficient maintenance – insulation blankets are easy to assemble and
manage
Where can insulation blankets be applied?
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exhaust gas pipes in shipping or aggregate construction
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fittings, i.e. cut-off valves, pumps and flanges in utility construction and industry
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turbines and various forms of equipment in power stations and industry
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