Cush-A-Therm™ 1/2" Wall Thickness

$9.10

Complete specifying information in chart below

Part #:	Length	Copper ID	Cushion OD	Hole Size	IPS
UX1412	2.953	-	1.25	1/4 ID	-
UX3812	2.953	1/4"	1.375	3/8 ID	-
UX1212	2.953	3/8"	1.5	1/2 ID	1/4"
UX5812	2.953	1/2"	1.625	5/8 ID	3/8"
UX3412	2.953	5/8"	1.75	3/4 ID	-
UX7812	2.953	3/4"	1.875	7/8 ID	1/2"
UX11812	2.953	1"	2.125	1-1/8 ID	3/4"
UX13812	2.953	1-1/4"	2.375	1-3/8 ID	1"
UX15812	2.953	1-1/2"	2.625	1-5/8 ID	1-1/4"
UX17812	2.953	-	2.875	1-7/8 ID	-
UX21812	2.953	2"	3.125	2-1/8 ID	-
UX23812	2.953	2-1/4"	3.375	2-3/8 ID	2"
UX25812	3.937	2-1/2"	3.625	2-5/8 ID	-
UX27812	3.937	-	3.875	2-7/8 ID	2-1/2"
UX31812	3.937	3"	4.125	3-1/8 ID	-
UX31212	3.937	-	4.5	3-1/2 ID	3"
UX35812	3.937	3-1/2"	4.625	3-5/8 ID	-
UX41812	3.937	4"	5.125	4-1/8 ID	3-1/2"

ASHRAE Insulation Recommendations

Cush-A-Therm is designed to meet the ASHRAE recommendations for insulation for mechanical systems which indicate that insulated pipe hangers should provide the following:

Complete sealing of pipe against water vapor ingress
No energy transfer of cold to supporting clamp to prevent condensation of water and possible growth of mold. If the support incasing the insulation is in contact with the pipe or tube and supported by a metallic clamp, which is not protected by insulation, below ambient temperatures will be transfer to the clamp causing energy transfer and condensation.
No interruption of the insulation envelope
Limit or avoid compression at support location

ASHRAE Section 23.13-23.14 further states “when the goal is avoiding compression of low-compressive-strength insulation products, it is recommended to use high-strength insulation inserts made of a product that offers the desired compressive strength and other necessary performance properties. Other higher-strength materials that are not thermal insulation material and interrupt the insulation envelope, or do not allow complete sealing of an insulation system against water vapor ingress are not recommended for supporting insulated piping on pipe hangers. Note that wood blocks have poor thermal conductivity and are not recommended, especially for cold pipe systems.” Insulated cold piping should receive special attention when exposed to ambient or unconditioned air. The Cush-A-Therm is a product that seals out air, and insulates the pipe/tube from the supporting clamp, and is therefore in compliance with the 2013 ASHRAE insulation recommendations.