Safely on the field: high-temperature insulation for agricultural machinery
Efficient exhaust gas aftertreatment, reliable fire protection or effective sound insulation – our insulation solutions make a decisive contribution to increasing the efficiency of your agricultural machinery.

Meet emission standards
Increase fire protection
tmax: the expert for high-temperature insulations
Ensure efficient exhaust gas aftertreatment and reduce the thermal risk of your machines due to many highly flammable fuel and operating materials in the field, with insulation solutions from tmax. Also available as RETROFIT for older engines.
Fire protection
Fulfillment of exhaust emission standard
Protection of surrounding components
Soundproofing


Contents in this e-book
How to overcome all challenges in the high temperature range.
- What are high temperature insulations?
- Where are they used?
- Requirements for high temperature insulation
- Our insulation solutions: Metallic, Foil, Textile
- Around tmax: competencies and services
High temperature insulation: no heat, no fire
Three fantastic high-temperature solutions
Unbeatable when combined
A wide product range of different insulation materials allows us to solve any high-temperature challenges.

Metal insulation cladding
- High insulation value
- High durability
- Easy assembly
- Ease of maintenance

Foil Insulation
- Accurate fit, for complex shapes
- Light weight and space saving
- Optional: Water repellent insulation material
- Optional: Reinforced sound insulation

Textile Insulation
- Perfect touch protection
- Quick assembly and disassembly
- Short development times
- Low tooling costs

Combined Insulation
Sometimes, not only one type of insulation is suitable. More and more often, our solutions are as individual as your challenge. We combine the advantages of suitable insulation types and develop an insulation solution specifically tailored to your requirements.
When a machine catches fire
Thermal risk in the field
For agricultural businesses, maximum operational reliability of their agricultural machinery is a basic prerequisite for economic success.
With the use of increasingly powerful equipment in agriculture, the risk of fire is also increasing. Temperatures of up to 750 °C can prevail in the engine compartment and exhaust tracts of agricultural machinery. In combination with flammable residues of combustible materials, such as dry crop particles and dusts, or operating materials, these can pose an increased risk to people and machinery.
During operation, these residues inevitably accumulate in the engine compartment or directly on the engine, where they form a highly flammable layer. This is where a dangerous fire, or even an explosion, can occur.
Many fuels and operating fluids ignite at a temperature as low as 250 °C.
But other circumstances, such as slipping V-belts, hot-running bearings or cable short circuits, can also pose a high thermal risk.
The need for effective insulation solutions is great. With its tmax insulation cladding, tmax has been offering insulation systems that enormously reduce the risk of fire in the engine compartment for many years.
With a temperature reduction to a non-hazardous 220 °C; even down to 60 °C on request.
Meet guidelines
Increase protection
Increase efficiency
Whether it's efficient exhaust gas aftertreatment, reliable fire protection or effective soundproofing – our solutions make a decisive contribution

Temperature control for optimal exhaust gas cleaning and protection of temperature sensitive components from heat. A positive side effect is that fire protection and the possibility of lowering insurance premiums are, so to speak, included in the package.
The insulation solutions for the engine and exhaust tract, developed by tmax, prevent the buildup of flammable particles and have long since become standard in many large agricultural machines.
High-performance tmax insulation enables a significant reduction in temperature losses, for highly flexible components.
For years, tmax has been producing numerous precision-fit solutions that protect surrounding components from extremely high temperatures.

Exhaust gas aftertreatment for agricultural vehicles
The EU environmental protection likes that
There are increasingly stringent emission regulations for agricultural machinery. This includes the EPA Tier 4 Final and EU Stage V emissions standards, today and in the future. Other challenges include operational safety, noise protection, the electrification of engines, and the use of hydrogen drives and fuel cells.
We develop and produce solutions for more effective exhaust gas aftertreatment, increase the operational safety of your agricultural machinery and make it fit for future requirements.
Uncompromisingly safe: tmax RETROFIT
Precisely fitting insulation solutions, for older motors as well
Worn insulation in agricultural machinery increases the risk of fire in the field and thus the dangers to man, machine, and image. There is a risk of long downtimes and increased insurance premiums. To remain economical, outdated insulation must be replaced.
With tmax RETROFIT, this process can be made smoothly.
The all-in-one package offers you all services from a single source. From the creation of 3D data of the engine, to the thermography of the insulation system, designed and installed for you.

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Efficient exhaust gas aftertreatment
in the off-highway sector
We offer solutions for reducing the surface temperature to as low as 60 °C, thus ensuring maximum operational safety and reliability for your machines.
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