Introduction to Vacuum Insulated Pipes

The vacuum insulated pipe, also known as VJ pipe, is transforming the low-temperature liquid transportation industry. Its primary role is to provide superior thermal insulation, minimizing heat transfer during the movement of cryogenic liquids such as liquid nitrogen, oxygen, and natural gas.

Energy Efficiency and Safety

The vacuum jacket pipe has become a preferred choice for industries where energy efficiency and safety are critical. Traditional insulated pipes often fail to maintain the necessary low temperatures for such liquids, but the vacuum insulated pipe ensures consistent thermal control, reducing energy loss and operational costs.

Applications Across Industries

Many sectors, including aerospace, healthcare, and food processing, now rely on VJ pipes for cold chain logistics. With advancements in vacuum technology, vacuum insulated pipes are becoming more accessible and customizable, making them an essential asset in the global push for sustainability and energy efficiency.