Thermal insulation PIR Board Without Coating
polyisocyanurate (PIR) foamfoaminterior

thermal insulation
thermal insulation
thermal insulation
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Characteristics

Type
thermal
Material
polyisocyanurate (PIR) foam
Format
foam
Location
interior
Use
wall
Technical characteristics
fire-resistant, waterproof, high-density, fireproof
Options
without vapor barrier, sustainable
Thermal conductivity

0.022 W/(m.K)

Length

1,200 mm
(47 in)

Width

600 mm
(24 in)

Description

Rectangular pieces of PIR without coatings. Thermal conductivity coefficient: 0.022 W / M * k. * Dimensions: 600x1200mm * Core material: PIR Premier * Coating: Without * Thermal conductivity: k=0,022 W/m*k * Water absorption: < 2% Durability of PIR boards The durability of a product is the ability of a product to maintain its properties for a given time under certain operating conditions. The durability of the thermal insulation material largely affects the cost of operating the building, after all, a significant part of the cost is spent on heating and air conditioning. If over time the thermal insulation layer loses its operational characteristics and heat loss through the enclosing structures increases, this will lead to an increase in the cost of energy consumed. Also, repair or partial replacement of the thermal insulation layer before the end of its service life will lead to additional costs, since access to the insulation layer is often difficult. The durability of the PIR board must be ensured by stability during aging of the following characteristics: -thermal conductivity; -compressive strength; -water absorption; -size stability. The estimated service life of polyisocyanurate foam boards is from 30 to 80 years, depending on from the place of use and operating conditions. MOQ is 300 sq.m.
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