AEROFOAM
Aerofoam
Insulation quality on refrigerant and chilled water piping directly affects a building's energy efficiency, and Aerofoam is one of the more commonly specified elastomeric foam insulation products for this purpose in HVAC installations across the region.
Why It's Specified So Often
Aerofoam resists moisture absorption and maintains flexibility across temperature swings, which matters on long pipe runs where rigid insulation tends to crack at joints over time and lose its effectiveness.
It's typically installed alongside copper piping and fittings during the mechanical rough-in stage of a project, before ceilings and walls close in around the ductwork and pipework.
MEP contractors working on commercial cooling systems often specify this product by name through LAYRA rather than a generic equivalent, given its consistent performance record on projects across the UAE's demanding climate conditions.
