Cladding
Cladding
Our cladding services cover a wide range of materials, including Isogenpak, aluminium, PIB, and VentureClad, ensuring durable, high-quality finishes for all environments. We work across all sectors delivering solutions that protect insulation, enhance appearance, and meet compliance standards.
Our cladding services cover a wide range of materials, including Isogenpak, aluminium, PIB, and VentureClad, ensuring durable, high-quality finishes for all environments. We work across all sectors delivering solutions that protect insulation, enhance appearance, and meet compliance standards.
Isogenopack
Isogenopak is a rigid PVC film cladding often used for both internal and external pipe or duct insulation. It is virtually impermeable to water, self-extinguishing, and resists chemicals and corrosion.
Because of its lightweight and inherent curl, it’s relatively easy to wrap and secure using adhesives, rivets or tapes. It is ideal in environments where a smooth, cleanable finish is required (labs, food processing, hygienic installations).
Proclad / ventureclad
These are high-performance jacketing systems made of multilayer laminates with pressure-sensitive adhesives. They are zero-permeability barriers and come in flat or embossed finishes.
Key features:
They are often used where enhanced sealing and longevity are essential, especially in outdoor or industrial settings.
polyisobutylene
PIB cladding is a flexible, multi-layered sheeting often used as a vapor barrier and jacketing layer. It is valued for its excellent impermeability and ease of wrapping around complex geometries.
While less rigid than PVC or metal, PIB is suitable in many duct and pipe cladding applications—especially where flexibility is needed.
Metal
Metal jacketing (aluminium, stainless, or coated steel) remains a classic choice when mechanical protection or an industrial aesthetic is prioritized.
We typically use metal cladding when:
Metal cladding can be formed into sheets, profiles or panels, and is often combined with internal layers (like vapor barriers or vapor-tight liners) to meet technical demands.
