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Country Of Origin : India
High-pressure-injected polyurethane foam is the defining material of these building insulation panels. They are CFC-free and self-extinguishing, with low water absorption and vapour transmission also indicated. Buyers evaluating heat and cold performance should obtain the relevant test classifications and numerical limits before selection.
| Format | Insulation panels |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyurethane foam |
| Manufacturing process | High-pressure injection |
| Composition claim | CFC-free |
| Fire behaviour claim | Self-extinguishing |
| Temperature claim | Withstands intense heat and extremely low temperatures |
| Water performance claim | Very low water absorption |
| Vapour performance claim | Very low vapour transmission |
| Sheeting adhesion claim | Excellent adhesion |
Building insulation panels use high-pressure-injected polyurethane foam. They are CFC-free and self-extinguishing, with stated tolerance of intense heat and extreme cold, very low water absorption and vapour transmission, and excellent adhesion to panel sheeting. Quantified performance values are unavailable.
A thermal insulation panel must be assessed as a specific material system, not just under the heading of insulation. These panels use polyurethane foam introduced through a high-pressure injection process to form the insulating core.
The material is CFC-free and has self-extinguishing characteristics. The panels withstand intense heat and extremely low temperatures, with very low rates of water absorption and vapour transmission. Adhesion to the panel sheeting is another characteristic. Such claims provide a starting point, but fire classification, operating temperature limits and thermal conductivity require actual values and supporting test documentation.
When discussing a building application, define the performance conditions first. A technical review can then establish whether the panel's quantified insulation, temperature and fire properties match those conditions.
Format: building insulation panels
Foam material: polyurethane
Production method: high-pressure injection
Composition declaration: CFC-free
Fire-related declaration: self-extinguishing
Stated temperature tolerance: intense heat and extremely low temperatures
Water absorption: described as very low
Vapour transmission: described as very low
Adhesion to panel sheeting: described as excellent
Q: What material and production method are used for the insulation panels?
A: The building insulation panels use polyurethane foam injected at high pressure.
Q: What moisture-related properties do the panels have?
A: The panels have very low water absorption and vapour transmission. No numerical test values are provided.
Q: What fire-related properties are identified?
A: The panels are CFC-free and self-extinguishing. No measured fire classification or supporting test result is given.
