Oil & Gas Thermal Lagging Kits

Shielding extreme-heated engine and exhaust parts with thermal insulation blankets is highly recommended. Using thermal blankets creates a controlled barrier between fire hazards and superheated parts. Our asset-specific exhaust lagging kits can help safeguard your gas compression engines.

Exhaust blankets can help prevent engine fires

Thermal insulation blankets create a physical barrier between superheated engine parts and flammable hazards. To prevent engine fires, cover these components with thermal blankets. You can think of blankets as your PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).

What makes our thermal blankets better?

CR6 safe

CR6 is a carcinogenic substance (cancer-causing) that is produced by some thermal blankets.  Aletek Oil & Gas thermal blankets have been independently tested and proven to not produce harmful levels of CR6 due to our specialized thermal blanket materials.

Tailor Fit & Easy to Install

We tailor our blanket designs to suit each machine and fit snugly like a glove. Aletek blanket installation and removal is easy thanks to anchor hooks and minimal tie wires, making them popular with maintenance crews. Ditch the itch! Compared to competitors’ e-glass products, Aletek’s exhaust lagging has minimal itch.

Superheated engine components exposed

Manifold blankets

Under full load, engine manifolds can typically reach temperatures of 800°F (450°C). These temperatures exceed oil and fluid ignition temperatures. Our blankets reduce hot spots and prevent flammable liquids from infiltrating.

Turbo blankets

Turbos operate at extreme temperatures. Fuel leaks or ruptured hoses pose a high fire risk. Aletek turbo covers provide optimal shielding and facilitate access to fuel lines and inspection ports.

Engine pipe blankets for proximity risks

Use engine pipe blankets at locations that exceed fuel flashpoints. Typical zones include pipes in and around engine bays, junctions, and immediate hazards like grease pumps. Likewise, shielding pipes near high-voltage cables protects them from superheated exhausts.