cryogenic spill protection jackets

Cryogenic jet release as per ISO 20088-3 for 60 minutes, <5 °C temperature drop on the steel substrate
Simple installation using first-fit Velcro-type hook and loop fastening
Remain effective in ambient conditions as low as -55 °C
75 mm thickness
Jet fire protection as per ISO 22899-1 of up to 120 minutes on piping, flanges, supports and valve assemblies (directly after cryogenic exposure).

Valves and actuators
- Protects critical components from fire exposure and cryogenic spill events
Flanges and connections
- Provides targeted protection for vulnerable points within process systems
Pipework and process equipment
- Helps maintain asset integrity during extreme temperature incidents
LNG and cryogenic systems
- Provides protection against the effects of low-temperature liquid spills
Offshore and industrial facilities
- Safeguards essential infrastructure in high-risk operating environments
Energy, carbon capture and processing facilities
- Supports safer operation where fire and cryogenic hazards must be managed.

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Cryogenic / CO2 spill protection

Protect critical assets where fire and cryogenic hazards are a risk

ContraFlex® cryogenic spill protection jackets protect critical assets exposed to cryogenic spills, jet releases and fire. Suitable for operating temperatures from -55 °C to +260 °C, these removable jackets protect piping, flanges and valves, maintaining steel temperatures during cryogenic exposure at -196 °C and providing up to 120 minutes of jet-fire protection.

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Benefits

Protect essential infrastructure against fire and cryogenic spills with one flexible solution

ContraFlex® CSP/PFP jackets/blankets are tested to cryogenic spill protection for 60 minutes (ISO 20088-3), CO2 spill for 120 minutes, and both hydrocarbon pool and jet fire scenarios (UL 1709 and ISO 22899) to provide protection up to 180 minutes in the event of a fire. The system is utilised across oil & gas, petrochemical, LNG and nuclear projects globally.

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CSP jet -196 °C exposure

ContraFlex® PFP and CSP jackets/blankets have a temperature drop of under 5 °C on the steel substrate after 60 minutes. With a low-temperature drop during a CSP event, ContraFlex® CSP/PFP jackets/blankets are ideal for low ambient temperatures, close to the steel critical temperature.

International standards

Certified at 75 mm thickness for one hour CSP directly followed by two hour PFP scenario. Also available for all jacket thicknesses above 61 mm.

Developed for harsh environments

Developed with major oil and gas companies, ContraFlex® jackets remain flexible after cryogenic exposure, reducing the risk of cracking, steel embrittlement and damage to fire protection coatings.

Specifications

Cryogenic jet release as per ISO 20088-3 for 60 minutes, <5 °C temperature drop on the steel substrate
Simple installation using first-fit Velcro-type hook and loop fastening
Remain effective in ambient conditions as low as -55 °C
75 mm thickness
Jet fire protection as per ISO 22899-1 of up to 120 minutes on piping, flanges, supports and valve assemblies (directly after cryogenic exposure).

Fast, convenient installation

Quick and easy to install on different geometries, ContraFlex® cryogenic spill protection jackets are designed for straightforward fitting and removal, minimising downtime and making maintenance simple. Watch our video to see the process in action.

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Applications

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Valves and actuators
- Protects critical components from fire exposure and cryogenic spill events
Flanges and connections
- Provides targeted protection for vulnerable points within process systems
Pipework and process equipment
- Helps maintain asset integrity during extreme temperature incidents
LNG and cryogenic systems
- Provides protection against the effects of low-temperature liquid spills
Offshore and industrial facilities
- Safeguards essential infrastructure in high-risk operating environments
Energy, carbon capture and processing facilities
- Supports safer operation where fire and cryogenic hazards must be managed.