WeatherMaxx Covers Available for Online Ordering!
WeatherMaxx Covers Available for Online Ordering! It’s never been easier to order a WeatherMaxx Cover, the first Thermaxx product to be made available in our new online store. Many standard styles are available, fitting actuators and other components of varying size. Our WeatherMaxx Covers are handmade-to-order in the USA and we’ve just made the ordering process faster and easier!
Removable Insulation for Heat Exchanger Installed at Lowes Warehouse
Another Chilled Water System Thermaxx‘D! Removable Insulation Jackets are Saving Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse Big Money on Energy and Maintenance Costs.
Insulation Blankets for RV Accessories: Improve Safety & Lifespan
Thermaxx Jackets was asked for expert insulation advice concerning a barbecue that was placed too close, in the customer's opinion, to the exterior side of the RV for safe operation of the BBQ. BBQ’s can reach temperatures of 400°F and above, which, when placed too close to a fiberglass surface could cause serious problems. The biggest worry was not fire, although that was a consideration. The...
Removable Insulation Covers at Patrick Energy Role
Another Steam System Thermaxx‘D - Removable Insulation Jackets Makes Workplace Safer. Patrick Energy installs Thermaxx Jackets on steam tunnel piping. Patrick Energy's Role: Operating under a Joint Venture with Albin Carlson & Co., Patrick was next awarded a design-build contract to replace the aging steam utilities and support infrastructure at the Soo Locks. In addition to designing and...
Removable Insulation Cover: 5 Types of Closures, Which Should You Choose?
Depending on the type of removable insulation cover your piping system requires will normally be the final determinant as to what type of closure you choose. However, it is still important to know the in’s and out’s of various closure types when making such a decision. Five types of closures are double d-ring, Velcro, drawstring, snap, and custom-made. The one thing these 5 types of closures have...
