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Nano microporous insulation boards for high-temperature industrial applications

Our Service

Our engineers are senior experts with over 10 years of experience in Nano Microporous Board insulation materials. We have extensive experience in the petrochemical industry, steel industry, ceramic industry, aluminum industry, various types of heat treatment furnaces, roller kilns, tunnel kilns, and more. We can provide professional design and free consultation for your project. Additionally, we offer customized services based on your requirements, such as product foil coating, cutting according to specific shapes, perforation, and slotting, to ensure that you can directly use our products without the need for additional processing.

Customized

Provide customized products according to your requirements

Design

Our engineers provide a complete set of professional designs

Consulting

We provide professional consultation on insulation materials

Why engineering buyers trust Service

Anchor-tech track record

Anchor-tech's three service lines — Customized, Design, and Consulting — were developed in response to recurring engineering requirements we observed in steel-mill, petrochemical, and kiln-installation projects between 2014 and 2018. Customers typically needed (a) a manufacturer who willing to to cut or form non-standard parts, (b) a thermal engineer who could run the sizing calculation on a new furnace geometry, and (c) an independent voice on lifecycle-cost decisions where the customer's internal team had limited high-temperature-installation experience. Building these three services in-house, rather than outsourcing, lets us own the technical accuracy of every recommendation and ship parts that match the design exactly. Since formalising the three-service structure, approximately 30% of our annual revenue is generated through projects that combine Supply with one or more of these services — a ratio that confirms the engineering engagement model is what our customer base actually wants.

Anchor-tech track record

Our application engineers are not generic " technical support" — they are practising engineers who have run thermal-conductivity calculations, walked steel-mill installation sites, and reviewed furnace as-built drawings for projects in our reference list. When a customer sends us a thermal-survey report from a ladle, the application engineer who responds is the same engineer who would supervise the on-site installation. When a customer sends us a STEP file for a complex formed 3D part, the application engineer who replies on manufacturability is the same engineer who runs the feasibility review against the CNC capability matrix. The line between engineering and sales does not blur — our customers get a technical answer from an engineer, not a sales pitch translated from a supplier datasheet.

Anchor-tech track record

The three services are unbundled. Customers can engage Customized without engaging Design, or Design without Customized, or Consulting as a stand-alone engagement. No service is conditional on placing a supply order, and our application-engineer recommendation is the same whether or not a supply order follows. The fixed fees for Design and Consulting are quoted in advance and are credited against any subsequent commercial supply order above 5 m³ — so the customer is not paying twice for the engineering work. We decline engagements where we cannot add technical value — for example, a customer's specification may be better served by a different insulation technology (calcium silicate, ceramic-fibre blanket, aerogel blanket), and we will say so at the quoting stage rather than winning the order on a technical mismatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick technical and commercial answers about Service for engineering buyers, procurement teams, and installers. For project-specific questions not covered here, contact our application engineering team.

Three core engineering services run alongside our insulation supply: Customized (custom-formed microporous insulation parts produced to your drawing or sample), Design (engineering design assistance for new furnace, ladle, kiln, or reformer backup insulation layouts), and Consulting (thermal-survey interpretation, lifecycle-cost analysis, and energy-efficiency retrofits for existing high-temperature equipment). The three services are bundled or unbundled depending on the project. A typical new-build steel-mill ladle project uses Design + Customized + Supply. A retrofit on an existing petrochemical reformer typically uses Consulting + Supply, sometimes with Design if the geometry requires new layouts. We do not provide refractory installation labour — we supply insulation specification and supervision, and the customer’s refractory contractor handles installation.
A Design engagement starts with the customer’s process data — operating temperature, shell-temperature target, host equipment geometry, and any existing installation constraints — and ends with a 2D layout drawing plus a one-page thermal-conductivity calculation worksheet showing the recommended board grade, board thickness, layer count, and joint-staggering pattern. Standard Design engagements on a single piece of equipment (one furnace, one ladle, one kiln) typically take 5–10 working days from receipt of input data to delivery of the package and are quoted at a fixed fee that is fully credited against the first commercial supply order above 5 m³. Multi-equipment or new-product-line design engagements (typically above 50 m³ total volume) are quoted per project with a quoted fixed fee or hourly rate at the customer’s election.
Customized parts are produced by CNC cutting, jig forming, or mould pressing depending on the geometry. The customer provides a 2D drawing (DWG, DXF, or STEP file) or a physical sample. Our engineering team confirms the part is manufacturable to ±1 mm tolerance and produces a small sample for customer approval before production run. For complex 3D geometries (pump housings, turbine casings, valve bonnets, OEM enclosures), we typically produce a 3D-printed prototype or a single-piece trial production run before the customer commits to the full order. MOQ for Customized parts is 1 m³; small-batch set-up cost is included in the quotation and removed once the order exceeds 5 m³. Lead time for Customized parts is typically 15–25 working days from drawing approval to ex-works dispatch.
Consulting engagements are for engineering teams who need a second opinion or who want a structured analysis of an existing installation. Typical Consulting scopes include: thermal-survey data interpretation (a customer sends us shell-temperature readings and we model what they imply about backup insulation performance), lifecycle-cost analysis (compare microporous board versus ceramic-fibre blanket versus calcium silicate on a 10-year cost-of-ownership basis for a specific service), energy-efficiency retrofit specification (a customer wants to reduce heat loss on an existing furnace and we model what backup-insulation upgrade would achieve), and supplier-qualification documentation (a procurement team wants third-party verification of our capabilities, often as part of an approved-vendor-list onboarding). Consulting work is quoted per project, typically with a 3-week engagement timeline.
Yes — most of our overseas projects run on this model. The customer (or their EPC contractor) installs Anchor-tech microporous insulation with their own refractory crew; we supply the technical specification, the layer-by-layer installation drawings, the joint-staggering details, and the on-site supervision if the project warrants it. This integration model keeps the customer in control of the installation schedule and labour sourcing, while ensuring the backup-insulation design and quality are anchored by the manufacturer. For larger projects (typically above 10 m³) we can also nominate a regional refractory contractor with prior experience on our products; speak to your sales contact for the current list of qualified installers in your geography.
The standard matrix covers: standard board at 1000 × 1200 mm with thicknesses 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50 mm; laminated grades with PE film, aluminium foil, or glass-fibre fabric facings; arc panels at DN 50 to DN 1200; powder grade at bulk density 180–250 kg/m³; VIP at sizes 200 × 200 mm to 1200 × 800 mm. Specifications outside this matrix — high-density board above 280 kg/m³ for structural use, very-thin panels below 10 mm for tight-envelope retrofits, custom opacifier loading for service above 1000 °C, formed 3D parts with tolerance tighter than ±1 mm — are reviewed by our technical team on a case-by-case basis. Lab trials typically take 2–4 weeks and production trials another 2–4 weeks, so the lead time for out-of-matrix specifications is typically 6–10 weeks. We are candid about which specifications are not feasible — typically anything requiring higher continuous service temperature than 1100 °C or thinner panels than 6 mm falls outside the production capability and we will redirect the customer to an alternative technology.