Custom Removable Pump Insulation Covers

All Temp Soft Covers in Blaine, Washington, makes custom removable insulation covers for pumps. Each one is manufactured to your pump's measurements, photos or drawings, and we ship finished covers anywhere in the United States, including anywhere in Alaska. One cover or a full pump bay, we build it and you fit it.

 

Custom-made removable insulation covers at competitive prices, manufactured to customer specifications and shipped nationwide.

 

Pump parts we make covers for

• Pump casings and volutes, shaped around the casing with openings for the suction and discharge

• Suction and discharge flanges and the short pipe runs next to the pump

• Pump heads and end covers that have to come off for seal or impeller work

• Fire pump and engine-driven pump exhaust, including elbows and risers on the driver (see generator exhaust insulation blankets: /generator-exhaust-insulation-blankets)

• Valves and strainers on the pump skid (see valve and flange insulation jackets: /valve-flange-insulation-jackets)

 

Shafts, couplings, gauges and drains stay outside the cover. Tell us what has to stay reachable and we'll cut around it.

 

Why use a removable cover on a pump

Pumps get worked on. Seals, bearings and impellers all need access, so pump casings are often left bare when the rest of the line is insulated. A bare casing on a hot line loses heat and is a burn risk for anyone working nearby. A removable cover insulates the casing and comes off for service. When the work is done, the same cover goes back on, instead of someone cutting out hard insulation and replacing it.

 

Specifications

Every cover is a layered build. The inner insulation handles the heat, and the outer cloth is picked for where the pump sits.

 

Item | What we use | Rating / notes

Inner insulation (core) | E-glass needled mat, no chemical binders | 1,000°F continuous / 1,200°F max

Gray outer cloth | Gray silicone cloth for outdoor, wet and freeze-protection use | 450°F continuous / 500°F max (down to -40°F); sits over the inner insulation, which takes the heat

Tan cloth | Tan cloth for indoor and engine-room use | Indoor and engine-room service only; not made for outdoor weather

Hot face (high-temperature builds) | Stainless steel wire mesh against the hot surface | Used with the 1,000°F continuous / 1,200°F max inner insulation

Lacing and anchors | Stainless steel lacing wire and stainless anchors | Holds the cover tight on vibrating equipment and lets it come off and go back on

Turnaround | Small projects up to 2 weeks; larger projects 3–6 weeks | Depends on complexity. Shipping time is extra

Shipping | Nationwide across the United States, including anywhere in Alaska | Ask about international orders

Installation | Not offered. We manufacture only | Covers ship ready for your crew, mechanic or contractor to fit

 

How to order: photos, measurements or drawings

You don't need to send the equipment or book a site visit.

1. Send what you have. Photos of the pump from a few angles, with the suction, discharge, shaft and any gauges in view, plus measurements of the casing and flanges. Drawings or the pump make and model help. The operating temperature helps too, and whether the pump sits indoors, outdoors or somewhere wet.

2. Measure with the owner. Owner Philip Sanders walks you or your crew through the measurements by phone or video call, so every number is right before anything is cut. The measuring guide: /how-to-measure-insulation-covers shows what to measure.

3. We build it in Blaine, WA. Each cover is made to those measurements, one piece or a full set.

4. We ship it. Anywhere in the United States, including anywhere in Alaska. Small projects take up to 2 weeks and larger ones 3–6 weeks, plus shipping.

5. Your team fits it. We manufacture only and don't install. Covers are made to be simple for your crew or mechanical contractor to put on, take off and put back.

 

Pump insulation cover FAQ

Who makes custom removable pump insulation covers?

All Temp Soft Covers, a custom manufacturer in Blaine, Washington, founded in 2015. We build removable pump covers to your measurements, photos or drawings and ship them nationwide, including anywhere in Alaska.

 

Can you make a cover for just one pump?

Yes. We build anything from a single pump cover to covers for every pump on a project.

 

What temperature can a pump insulation cover handle?

The inner insulation is rated 1,000°F continuous and 1,200°F max. The gray outer cloth is rated 450°F continuous and 500°F max, and it sits over the inner insulation. Tell us the operating temperature and we'll confirm the right build.

 

Will the cover get in the way of seal or bearing work?

No. We leave the shaft, coupling and anything else you need to reach outside the cover, and the cover itself unlaces and comes off for service.

 

What do you need to quote a pump cover?

Photos from a few angles, casing and flange measurements, the pump make and model if you have it, the operating temperature and the quantity. The owner walks you through any measurements by phone or video call.

 

Do you install pump covers?

No. We manufacture only. Covers ship ready for your crew or contractor to fit, anywhere in the United States, including Alaska.

 

Get a free quote

Call (360) 383-6857, email info@alltempsoftcovers.com, or request a free quote: /contact-free-quote. Send photos and measurements of your pump and we'll take it from there.

 

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