Pipe Supports Group Market Share Analysis for November 2025

Comlin is a family of elastomeric materials developed over a number of years to meet the arduous and very specific requirements of the process pipework engineer. Uses The reduction or elimination of noise and fatigue due to vibration of pipework against the supporting structure. The prevention of galvanic corrosion due to the contact of dissimilar metals in the presence of an electrolyte. The prevention of wear and/or crushing of composite, thin-wall or non-ferrous pipework. Grades The materials we offer have been selected to provide optimum performance characteristics over a wide range of applications; our HTFR grade is a flame-retardant material suitable for occasional operation at 350°C. Our low-friction grades, whilst providing very low resistance to sliding pipework, still retain the inherent flexibility of the backing material with no limitation as to how small the pipe can be. Types We offer two standard product forms: one for applications using pipe clamps where the Comlin is inserted between the clamp and pipe, this is known as ‘clamp strip’. The second is for U-bolt applications where the U-bolt is sheathed with Comlin and provided with a seating strip for protection to the underside of the pipe.