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Insulon Vacuum Insulation

Concept Group engineers and manufactures the most versatile line of vacuum jacketed hoses available, based on proprietary Insulon Technology. Build your hose assembly based on pressure rating, performance requirements, and operating temperatures. Specialties include:

Cryogenic applications
High temperature applications up to 815°C (1500°F)
Low pressure fluid transfer
High pressure fluid transfer
Option to include multi-layer insulation (MLI)

Artificial intelligence (AI) computer chip

As chiller temps get colder, semicon fabs turn to vacuum insulated chiller hoses

November 7, 2024April 30, 2024

As semiconductor technology continues to advance, chiller manufacturers and accessory suppliers are under increasing pressure to achieve colder and colder temperatures. Applications such as cryogenic etching require extremely low temperatures … Read more

Chart illustrating performance difference between Standard and MLI performance for Insulon Hose transferring LN2

Selecting the right performance level for cryogenic vacuum jacketed hoses

November 7, 2024March 31, 2024

The cryogenic industry depends on vacuum jacketed hoses to safely and efficiently transfer ultra-low temperature fluids including liquid nitrogen, helium, oxygen, and hydrogen. Vacuum jacketed hoses provide a thermally insulated … Read more

Insulon Vacuum Jacketed Hose, High Performance (MLI), High Temperature

Selecting the right performance level for high temp vacuum jacketed hoses

November 7, 2024January 12, 2024

Critical high temperature fluid transfer applications include deposition lines in semiconductor manufacturing; steam lines in food production processes; and hot exhaust gases found in a range of industrial applications. Insulon … Read more

Build your vacuum jacketed hose assembly

Build your Insulon vacuum jacketed hose assembly

February 18, 2025December 12, 2023

Applications 2. Choose your performance level Insulon Hose is available in two performance levels so that you can select the right one for your application. Standard hoses feature a smaller … Read more

Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) by Temperature

November 7, 2024December 6, 2023

Insulon Vacuum Jacketed Hose is available in both low and high pressure options. To find the pressure rating, see the technical specifications for the inner diameter size of your choice … Read more

Presentation about industrial gas suppliers and Insulon hose

How industrial gas suppliers are improving safety with Insulon Hose

November 7, 2024October 17, 2023

Safety is of the utmost importance to industrial gas suppliers. Finding ways to further strengthen safety and efficiency in this global industry requires new products and new solutions. One of … Read more

Illustration of Insulon hose next to another vacuum jacketed hose. Insulon hoses do not have pump down ports (zero pump down maintenance required).

Prevent downtime and reduce maintenance costs with zero pump-downs

December 13, 2025September 22, 2023

Insulon vacuum jacketed hoses use proprietary technology to eliminate the need for pump-down maintenance. Keep reading to learn more about how Insulon hoses help achieve maximum productivity by delivering outstanding … Read more

0.75 inch inner diameter Insulon vacuum jacketed hose

How much more compact are Insulon vacuum jacketed hoses?

November 7, 2024August 8, 2023

For a given inner diameter, Insulon vacuum jacketed hoses typically have a smaller outer diameter than other vacuum jacketed hoses. Insulon hoses are based on proprietary vacuum insulation and multi-layer … Read more

Comparing a cryogenic hose covered in frost and condensation to a vacuum jacketed hoses that is clean and dry

Safer dispensing of cryogenic fluids with compact vacuum jacketed hoses

November 7, 2024August 6, 2023

The cryogenic industry has long had to settle for non-insulated hoses in dispensing applications. Non-insulated hoses provide a lightweight and flexible option, both of which are advantages for operators. However, … Read more

Improve temperature control for semiconductor fabrication equipment

November 7, 2024July 10, 2023

Semiconductor manufacturers are constantly developing more advanced microchips, and they expect parallel advancements in fabrication and sub-fab equipment. Precise temperature control is key to improving complex manufacturing processes. Insulon vacuum … Read more