Rock Wool Panel
Rock wool panels are insulation panels made from mineral wool, a type of insulation material derived from volcanic rock. These panels are used to provide thermal and acoustic insulation in buildings and industrial applications. They are lightweight, fire-resistant, and have excellent thermal properties, making them an effective choice for energy-efficient construction. Rock wool panels are typically installed in walls, roofs, and floors to improve the overall energy efficiency and comfort of a building.
Overview
Rock wool panel is basalt as the main raw material, high temperature melting processed inorganic fibre board. Rock wool board is also known as rock wool insulation and decorative board; rock wool board is a new type of thermal insulation, flame insulation, acoustic and decorative auxiliary materials for building facades; it has good insulation, sound insulation, fireproofing effect, convenient construction and installation, energy saving effect, and has a high performance-price ratio. This is one of its advantages
Main Data:
Item | Indicators/Descriptions |
Material | Basalt and other natural minerals |
Density | 40-200 kg/m³ |
Thermal Conductivity (λ) | 0.035-0.042 W/(m·K) |
Maximum Service Temperature | ≥ 600 °C |
Fire Rating | A60/A30/A0/B15/B0 |
Normal Thickness | 25-100mm |
Surface finish | PVC film/PET film/Painted |
Classification
Rock wool panel can be divided into ordinary rock wool board, fireproof rock wool board, water-repellent rock wool board, high-temperature rock wool board, high-density rock wool board, wall rock wool board, civil rock wool board, soilless rock wool board and other types.
Specialized Solutions:
Solution 1: Standard Marine Fireproof Insulation Panels
Description: Based on the aforementioned rock wool panels, further processed and tested to meet the requirements of the SOLAS Convention and classification societies (such as CCS, DNV, LR, etc.) for A-60 and A-15 fire-resistant partitions.
Solution 2: Decorative Composite Cabin Panels
Description: Using rock wool panels as the fireproof core material, combined with decorative panels, for use in passenger cabins, corridors, and other areas requiring both aesthetics and fire resistance.
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