Armacell
Armacell is a global company known for its expertise in manufacturing flexible foam products primarily used for insulation purposes. Founded in 2000, as a spin-off from the German chemical company Hoechst AG, Armacell has since grown to become a leader in innovative and sustainable insulation solutions.
Key Aspects of Armacell:
Product Range:
- Insulation Materials: They offer thermal and acoustic insulation products, including their well-known ArmaFlex® range, which is widely used for thermal insulation in HVAC systems and refrigeration.
- Foam Products: The company produces engineered foams for a variety of applications, including construction, transportation, sports, and leisure industries.
Sustainability:
- Armacell places a strong emphasis on sustainability, developing eco-friendly products and adopting practices that reduce environmental impact. Their products are designed to improve energy efficiency, thereby supporting efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Global Presence:
- Headquartered in Luxembourg, Armacell operates in more than 100 countries, with 26 manufacturing plants and several R&D centers worldwide. This expansive presence enables them to provide localized solutions and support to customers globally.
Innovation:
- The company invests significant resources in research and development to stay at the forefront of insulation technology. They frequently introduce innovative materials and products that meet the evolving needs of their customers.
Applications:
- Construction: Thermal and acoustic insulation for buildings.
- Industrial: Insulation solutions for industrial processes.
- Transportation: Lightweight foam products for automotive and aerospace applications.
- Sports and Leisure: High-performance foams for equipment and safety gear.
Certifications and Standards:
- Armacell’s products often meet stringent international standards for quality and performance, making them a trusted choice for professionals in various industries.
Workforce:
- The company employs a diverse group of individuals, leveraging their collective expertise to innovate and deliver high-quality products.
Armacell continues to expand its product offerings and market reach, driving growth through a combination of product innovation, strategic acquisitions, and a commitment to sustainability. If you are considering their products or services, you can expect solutions aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
- 919-304-8617
- www.armacell.com
- 919-304-8671
Products
Flexible, elastomeric thermal and acoustic insulation materials and accessories
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