Markets and applications
Siltherm insulation works inside the equipment, where heat loss, usable space and service life are decided.
Choose the application route
Begin with the equipment and the surface that must be protected. The market routes below lead to the Siltherm formats suited to that duty.
Battery and e-mobility
Battery protection changes with the barrier location. Siltherm develops thin formats for cell, module and pack boundaries, including designs that must also accommodate compression.
Explore marketStationary energy storage
Passive thermal protection across defined cell, module, rack and enclosure boundaries.
Explore marketElectric mobility
Thin thermal barriers for battery interfaces where millimetres and compression response matter.
High-temperature industries
Steel, aluminium and glass equipment place different demands on the insulation. Start with the hot surface, the boundary to protect and the space between them.
Explore marketFerrous metals and process heat
Compact insulation fits behind refractory linings, around process lines and inside difficult equipment voids.
Explore marketNon-ferrous metals
Support molten-metal temperature control through furnaces, launders and transfer ladles while managing heat at the casing.
Explore marketGlass production
Carry a stable insulation path from furnace faces into forehearths, feeder bowls and forming equipment.
Cold-chain and buildings
Vacuum and microporous insulation concentrate thermal resistance in a shallow envelope, leaving more room for payload, storage or floor area.
Explore marketCold-chain logistics
Slim insulation that protects usable volume while reducing heat ingress across controlled packaging, transport and storage systems.
Explore marketAppliances and storage
High thermal resistance with less insulation volume, supporting lower energy demand around compact appliances and storage systems.
Explore marketBuilding envelope
Thin insulation for constrained junctions and envelope details, helping reduce heat transfer without sacrificing usable space.
Passive thermal protection
From data-centre equipment to fire-rated doors, the insulation belongs at a defined interface. Select the material around the thermal duty, available space and complete assembly requirements.
Application visualisationRacks, aisles and modular enclosures
Limit unwanted heat transfer through rack sidewalls, solid aisle-containment panels and modular enclosure walls while preserving the intended cooling path.
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Explore this marketFire-rated doors
Thin, lightweight insulation panels for space-constrained fire-rated door constructions.
Why Siltherm
Siltherm combines low-conductivity materials with product forms that fit the equipment. The result is a practical route to lower heat loss and longer service life.
High thermal resistance helps limit avoidable heat transfer, energy demand and the associated operating emissions.
Controlling thermal stress and protecting adjacent components can support longer equipment and lining life.
Compact, equipment-matched formats can simplify integration and reduce the maintenance burden across the service life.
Low-conductivity technologies are selected around the equipment geometry, operating duty and required validation.
Continue the evaluation
Move from the equipment to the Siltherm product family designed for that thermal duty.
Explore product systemsEngineering discussion
Tell us what equipment is involved, the operating temperature and the space available. Keep drawings and proprietary details out of the first enquiry.
Discuss your applicationA Siltherm specialist will follow up with the relevant product information.