Mineral Wool / Rock Wool Sandwich Panel Product Introduction

1. Product Overview 

• Rock Wool Sandwich Panel is a green and environmentally friendly building material which adopts natural rock wool as the core material and is supplemented by a metal panel sandwich structure.
• The product achieves excellent heat insulation, structure and waterproof function by sandwiching the soft and excellent heat insulation rock wool between steel and aluminium alloy panels.
• The thermal insulation efficiency of the unit is more than 50% due to the high heat capacity and low thermal conductivity of natural rock wool. 

2. Main Technical Parameters

Length: 1200mm, 2400mm

Width: 400mm, 600mm, 1200mm

Thickness: 50mm, 100mm

Density: 100kg/m3, 128kg/m3, 150kg/m3

Facing: No

Package: Rock Wool Pallet Package

3. Composition and structure

Inner layer: natural mineral rock wool heat-insulating core board.

Outer layer: pre-steel plate or galvanised steel plate.

Adopting environmentally friendly adhesive material for pressing and laminating.

4. Main Performance

High thermal insulation efficiency, single layer up to 50%.

Good sound insulation effect, strong acoustic sound absorption performance

Strong load-bearing capacity, can meet the needs of various types of buildings

Good anti-corrosion performance, service life of more than 30 years.

5. Application

Suitable for vertical external walls and roofs of industrial buildings, logistics warehouses, commercial buildings and other buildings.

• External walls and roofs of industrial workshops and warehouses.
• Office building and commercial office building facade.
• Logistics warehouses and yards, facades and roofs.
• Facades of public buildings such as schools and hospitals.
• Industrial pipelines and equipment outer buffer layer.
• Peripheral structure of agricultural greenhouses and livestock sheds.
• Soundproof and sunshade structures for marine and river projects, such as bridges.

6. Product Advantages

Remarkable heat insulation effect, simple installation and low cost, in line with the green and low-carbon building trends.