Extreme heat can rob power and potentially damage engines, transmissions, hoses, and sensitive electrical components.
A revolutionary advancement in pipe shield technology has been introduced by DEI, a market leader in thermal protection, that greatly outperforms Mylar-backed glass fiber shields.
The high heat tolerance of DEI’s proprietary LR fiber technology is combined with a unique rivet-based clamp shield design to improve heat dissipation and cooling.
Glass fiber shields can begin to fail at 900°F with the Mylar outer material cracking and flaking off.
Heat protection is provided by DEI’s Titanium Pipe Shield up to 1350°F.
LR fiber technology is a two-ply material.
The outer layer is made from pulverized and stranded lava rock into a proprietary tightly woven weave for durability and strength.
A special high temperature resistant fabric (89% silica) is used for the inside material, designed to withstand 350 degrees more heat than glass fiber.
This proprietary fiber technology, combined with DEI’s unique shield standoff bracket design, provides an air gap between the shield and pipe that together provides the maximum potential for cooling and heat dissipation.
The strategic placement of DEI’s Titanium Pipe Shield near transmissions, brake lines, floorboards, body panels, diesel exhaust stacks, or motorcycle pipes can control radiant heat for maximum protection and performance.
Other uses include isolated areas such as sections of the exhaust pipe after the collector, an area that can heat transmission fluid, or along the path of an exhaust system in proximity to gas tanks, differentials, and rear facias.
The shield is designed for multiple automotive applications as well as marine, powersports, diesel, and industrial applications where heat dissipation and thermal control is needed.
