Adiabatix insulation solutions offer safety and sustainability in demanding environments
For over two decades, Adiabatix has developed insulation solutions for demanding environments. Its expertise spans a range of industries from marine and power plant applications to the oil & gas sector. In partnership with its French partner Altrad, the company recently secured a major contract with French energy giant EDF to deliver its Reflective Metallic Insulation systems to 20 nuclear reactors in France.
“This is a large-scale nuclear project and a substantial step forward for us. The project spans five years, with the first deliveries scheduled for late 2025”, says CEO Jerker Kullberg.
The new project boosts Adiabatix’s business volume significantly and drives the need for expansion. To meet the growing production requirements, the company plans to more than double its manufacturing space and expand its workforce in all departments. Adiabatix stands out among its competitors due to its expertise and unique product design.
“Our products have a modular design with Adiabatix advanced locking system, which enables faster and safer installation and maintenance. This is a clear safety advantage especially in nuclear plants, as it minimises exposure to radiation for maintenance personnel. Long-term cooperation with the world’s leading engine manufacturers has resulted in solutions that keep surface temperatures of engines and reactors well within requirements for fire and personal safety”, Kullberg explains.
Adiabatix’s insulation solutions also improve efficiency by reducing downtime and related costs. The products’ long lifespan supports sustainability, as they require far fewer replacements compared to the alternatives.
In the future, Adiabatix aims to expand its presence in nuclear and other industrial sectors, working toward a turnover of over 10 million euros within the next few years. This vision is fueled by the momentum from the collaboration with Altrad and EDF.
“Right now our trajectory is going up. The situation is very positive, and even more growth is on the horizon”, Kullberg concludes.
