Snap-on heat insulating jacket and method for enclosing ducting

Pipes and tubular conduits – Distinct layers – With intermediate insulation layer

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138151, 138168, 156247, 1563084, 428 36, 428 40, 428192, 428194, 428920, F16L 5800, B32B 108

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046050434

ABSTRACT:
Enclosed is an improved snap-on heat insulating jacket for ducting and method uniquely designed for simplicity and ease of assembly. Resilient heat insulating material is laminated to a flexible sheet plastic main body provided with interlocking snap-on seam members positioned, when closed, for concealment by an external guard flap coated on its inwardly facing surface with pressure sensitive adhesive thereby to embrace the ducting with a cover having a substantially continuous smooth outer surface free of foreign matter collecting crevices and the like.

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