Rock wool panels consist of top and bottom sheets of PPGI, zinc and aluminum with high density basalt wool as the core insulation. With excellent fire resistance and sound insulation performance, mineral wool sandwich panels are commonly used for fire-resistant and soundproof buildings.
Specifications:
Model
Rock Wool sandwich panel
Length
Customized
Brand
FAMOUS
Effective width
Wall Panel: 950mm 1150mm
Roof Panel: 960mm 1050mm
Thickness
Color steel sheet: 0.3-1.2mm
Rock wool : 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 150mm, 200mm
Materials
Rock wool core material, Color steel sheet
The Rock Wool density
80-150kg/m3
Structure
Upper and lower layer: Color steel sheet
Steel sheet color
Ivory white, off white , sea blue, sky blue, lotus green, Grey brick, marble and wooden grain, bright red, etc…
Lifetime
15~20 years
Character
Light in weight, heat & sound insulation, fire proof, green and environmental protection
Application
Gymnasium, warehouse, hospital, supermarket, shelter, commercial and industrial facilities
Characteristics:
1. Easy installation by self-weight is convenient and flexible without large-scale lifting devices, so the construction period is limited with lower overall costs.
2. Ability to bear heavy loads: – It has high strength and rigidity and is suitable for both load-bearing structure and protective structure.
3. Good thermal insulation and thermal insulation: – Made of rigid expanded polystyrene, the average thermal conductivity is 0.021 W/m.k.
4. Accurate fire resistance tests carried out by the national quality control center of fire-resistant building materials, the index of polystyrene sandwich panels reaches GB8624 class B2 and class A respectively.
5. Flexible application. Since the continuous production line is controlled by a computer system, the length of the composite sheets is determined and selected based on the design requirements, transportation and installation conditions. Different thicknesses of composite panels can be chosen based on the load-bearing load of the roof and the distance between the purlins.
Advantage:
1. Economical and durable.
Due to their unique physical structure, mineral wool sheets are not affected by changes in temperature and humidity. This means homeowners can create comfortable, consistent temperatures year after year, saving energy and money on cooling/heating costs.
2. Fire safety
Products made from Rockwool panels are considered non-flammable. The use of stone sandwich panels will increase the fire resistance of buildings and ensure the safety of life and property.
3. Sound insulation
Sound has difficulty passing through stone. Mineral wool sandwich panels are the most effective sound-absorbing material in buildings. Whether it is a workshop, a concert hall, a clean air room or a house, installing mineral wool panels can really reduce external noise.
4. Fast construction
The sandwich panels and rock wool accessories are made to perfectly match the building plan and on-site installation is quick and flexible. Construction times can be reduced by more than 40%.
5. Long lasting
Rock wool sandwich panels are produced in fully automatic production equipment at constant temperature. All raw materials and processes are strictly followed according to the international quality management system, ensuring a service life of 25 years.
To install:
1. Make sure insulation materials and pipe surfaces are dry and sealed. Rock wool sheets and mineral wool should be tightly bonded to minimize heat loss.
2. When using mineral wool products for external insulation or in places subject to mechanical wear, it is better to wrap their surfaces with metal or plastic, and also pay attention to tightness and sealing of connections. When used in cold storage, a moisture resistant layer should be applied to the surface.
3. Polyurethane mineral wool insulation board should be combined with the corresponding outer covering when the temperature exceeds 200 degrees Celsius, and the thickness and density of the product will not change.
4. It should be used together with insulation nails. Be careful not to use it on equipment with large diameter insulating materials or mineral wool walls, or at temperatures above 200°C.
