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1. Pipe lagging
Pipe lagging is also alternatively known as pipe insulation. Pipe lagging is generally used to reduce the noise that comes out of pipes, conserve heat in pipes or to prevent condensation.
2. Acoustic pipe lagging
Acoustic pipe lagging is a special type of insulation that is used to reduce noise that come from PVC pipes comprised on high performance sound material. It is used on pipes, valves, fan housings and ducts.
3. Thermal lagging
Thermal lagging helps to keep maintain the temperature in the hot water pipes and also it reduces the noise from the pipe.
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