Recover usable volume
Bring high thermal resistance into constrained walls, cavities and equipment clearances.
Domestic appliances
More usable space inside compact appliances.
When insulation competes with storage or working volume, machined components and slim panels fit around the appliance hardware.
Reduce energy demand
Limit heat gain or loss across the appliance envelope and hot components.
Integrate the component
Use cut, machined or covered formats shaped around production geometry.
Appliance positions
Different temperature duties, one focus on space.
Siltherm formats cover cold storage, hot-water systems and local high-temperature components.
01 / Cold storage
Refrigerators and freezers
Slim vacuum panels add thermal resistance through the cabinet and door envelope while preserving storage volume.
02 / Hot water
Storage tanks and boilers
A compact insulation envelope helps retain stored heat without increasing the appliance footprint.
03 / Local heat
Induction and compact heating equipment
Machined Board 3D components fit around coils, electronics and tightly defined local interfaces.
Space-led design
Place thermal resistance where appliance volume is most valuable.
The heat source and available cavity determine the product route.
Cold or hot zone
The local temperature and operating cycle define the insulation requirement.
Thin or shaped insulation
Core, vacuum panel or machined board follows the available cavity.
Protected appliance volume
Storage capacity, housing size and adjacent components remain available for the design.
Matched Siltherm formats
From core material to finished appliance components.
Choose the route that gives the required resistance in a component the production line can use.
Designed around production
Thermal performance must also fit the appliance build.
Siltherm works from the available cavity to a component format that fits production.
- 01Operating temperature and duty cycle
- 02Available cavity and target thickness
- 03Required shape, cut-outs and tolerances
- 04Covering, handling and assembly sequence
Appliance design discussion
Turn restricted insulation space into usable product space.
Share the appliance type, thermal duty and available cavity. A Siltherm specialist will follow up with the most relevant format.
Discuss an appliance application