Type C Rock Wool Panel
Type C Rock Wool Panels also called clip type rock wool panel, which are a type of insulation material widely used in construction for thermal and acoustic insulation. These panels are made from rock wool, also known as mineral wool, which is produced by melting natural rocks like basalt and spinning them into fibers.
Overview
Key Characteristics
High Thermal Insulation: Rock wool panels offer excellent thermal insulation properties, helping to reduce energy costs by maintaining indoor temperatures.
Fire Resistance: They are highly fire-resistant, capable of withstanding high temperatures without melting or emitting toxic fumes, making them ideal for fire-rated constructions.
Acoustic Insulation: These panels provide good sound absorption, making them suitable for environments where noise reduction is essential.
Moisture Resistance: Rock wool does not absorb water easily, which helps in preventing mold and mildew formation.
Applications
Walls and Partitions: Used in walls and partition systems for both thermal and acoustic insulation.
Roofs and Ceilings: Ideal for insulating roofs and ceilings, particularly in commercial and industrial buildings.
Fire-Rated Constructions: Commonly used in structures where fire resistance is a critical requirement.
Soundproofing: Employed in environments like studios, theaters, and offices to reduce noise levels.
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