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Home›Subsea›AFGlobal, Advanced Insulation Enter Cooperation Agreement
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November 12, 2014 · about 12 years ago

AFGlobal, Advanced Insulation Enter Cooperation Agreement

AFGlobal Corporation has entered into an agreement with Advanced Insulation Systems who will become the exclusive applicator for AFGlobal’s Cuming insulation products. This agreement applies to all subsea insulation structures and jumpers. “This agreement leverages the product superiority of our Cum

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AFGlobal Corporation has entered into an agreement with Advanced Insulation Systems who will become the exclusive applicator for AFGlobal’s Cuming insulation products. This agreement applies to all subsea insulation structures and jumpers.

“ This agreement leverages the product superiority of our Cuming insulation C-THERM line and the application expertise of Advanced Insulation Systems to help ensure the optimal insulation solution for our clients,” commented Roland Kennedy , Global Product Line Director, Subsea Systems for AFGlobal.

“ As we expand our growing subsea product offering, we will continue to look for partnerships that will enable us to service our clients’ needs globally, achieve the best results using proven best practices, and deliver competitive pricing.”

C-THERM epoxy-based insulation products are the high temperature and deep depth rated systems currently available (up to 350°F at 10,000 feet). C-THERM materials are available in a full range of products and forms designed for ease of installation and adaptability to all surfaces and shapes. It can be used to insulate the entire subsea system—risers, connecting lines, trees, manifolds and pipeline weld joints—forming a complete deepwater thermal barrier.

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