Specification | |
Structure: | Foil+Fumed Silica Core+Foil |
Density | 380 kg/m³ |
Size: | 400x600 or customized |
Thickness: | 5-50mm or customized |
Thermal Conductivity: | < 0.0035,25ºC GB/T 37608-2019 |
Puncture strength | 19 N GB/T 37608-2019 |
Surface water absorption | 80 GSM |
Compression strength | 214 KPA |
Package: | Woven Fabric Bag/Carton |
Size Tolerance for Length&Width | ±5mm |
Certificates | ROHS,MSDS,REACH |
MOQ | 500 m2 |
Features | |
• Excellent thermal efficiency: VIPs provide an insulating performance that has a significant improvement over other commonly available insulation materials. Because they rely on the insulation property of a vacuum they can easily achieve low U-values with minimum thickness. • Ideal for upgrading insulation during refurbishment. When upgrading, thermal performance in an existing building, it can often be hard to fit more insulation without adding to construction thickness, which might reduce the amount of daylight into the building or extending the eaves but with VIPs this can be overcome due to the thin nature of the insulation. • Reliable long term performance over life time of building. • Fits in tight spaces for new builds. VIPs are the perfect solution in areas where lack of construction space or thickness is an issue, for example, better insulation can be achieved on a floor without the need to raise skirting boards or radiators and without changing the floor level; excavating the floor or adding in a step at a doorway when adding in a new extension or balcony. • Sleek design. Having to incorporate large amounts of space for insulation can often compromise the look and feel of a building, but with VIPs, the same levels of insulation can be achieved with much thinner insulation. Difficult areas, such as dormer windows or balconies which may have gone uninsulated because of lack of space available, can be insulated without having to alter the design of the building. |
Fibreglass - 040 W/mK EPS - 038 W/mK PIR - 022 W/mK VIP - 006 W/mK (core only) This huge decrease in Lambda value means that a much smaller depth of insulation can achieve the necessary U-values.
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