14 3/4" Tubing | McMaster-Carr

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About Selecting Thermal Insulation

Fiberglass Pipe Insulation

This common insulation material is typically used on hot and cold water lines and in process piping. To use outdoors, add metal jacketing.

Tubes, elbows, and tees are formed to provide the best fit on pipe and are the easiest to install. If your pipe is larger than the sizes we offer, choose a sheet/strip.

Tubes have an all-service jacket (ASJ) made of kraft paper with an adhesive strip closure. Seal with reinforced insulation tape (sold separately).

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Tubes with Kraft Paper Jacketing

Tube

Temperature Range: 0° to 850° F
Jacket Temperature Range: -20° to 150° F
Heat Flow Rate: 0.23 Btu @ 75° F
Density: 4.5 lbs./cu. ft.
Color: Yellow
Jacket Color: White
Specifications Met: ASTM E84 25/50 for Flame and Smoke, ASTM C547, ASTM C585

				1" Wall Thick.			2" Wall Thick.
ID	For Pipe Size	Lg., ft.	Flexibility	R Value		Each	R Value		Each
10 3/4"	10	3	Rigid	__	000000	00	8.7	0000000	000000
12 3/4"	__	3	Rigid	4.3	0000000	000000	__	000000	00

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90° Elbows

Elbow

Temperature Range: 0° to 1000° F
Heat Flow Rate: 0.23 Btu @ 75° F
Density: 5 lbs./cu. ft.
Color: Brown
Specifications Met: ASTM E84 25/50 for Flame and Smoke, ASTM C585

			2" Wall Thick.
ID	For Pipe Size	Flexibility	R Value		Each
10 3/4"	10	Rigid	8.7	00000000	0000000