Reynolds Aluminum Foil Priced PIR Sandwich Panel for HVAC Ducting

Reynolds Aluminum Foil Priced PIR Sandwich Panel for HVAC Ducting System 1

Reynolds Aluminum Foil Priced PIR Sandwich Panel for HVAC Ducting

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000 m.t./month

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PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil

1.Structure of PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil

HVAC Aluminum Foil Duct Board is used for central air conditioning duct system. It is energy saving and environment-friendly. It had become more and more popular all over the world. This new generation duct is ideal for specifications where space or weight is restricted.

HVAC Aluminum Foil Duct Board can offers a high performance, light weight and robust ductwork system that requires only a single fix installation process. It is widely used in the ventilation systems of central air conditioning units in hospital, hotel, market, supermarket, guesthouse, airport, stadium, workshop, food store, pure project and so on.

HVAC Aluminum Foil Duct Board consist of 20mm thickness foam insulation faced on both sides with 80micron thickness aluminum foil, or inside with 80micron thickness aluminum foil & outside with 200 micron thickness aluminum sheet.

2.Main Features of PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil：

Air Duct Panel / Pre-insulated Duct Panel / HVAC Duct Panel :

HVAC Aluminum Foil Duct Board

1. Be used for HVAC Duct system;

2. BS 476 Part 6&7 Class 0.

3. Low thermal conductivity.

3. PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil Images

Our embossed aluminum sheet/Coil series include:

1.diamond embossed aluminum sheet/Coil

2.orange peel embossed aluminum sheet/Coil

3.stucco embossed aluminum sheet/Coil

PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil

4. PIR Sandwhich Panel for HVAC Ducting PIR Aluminum PIR Foam Duct Foil Specification

1.Name:Air Duct Tube Aluminum Foil

2.Alloy No.; 3003 8011

3.Temper: H16 H18 H22 H24 H26

4.Thickness: 0.09-0.10mm

5.Thickness Tolerance: +/-0.02mm

6.Width: 50-90mm

7.Width Tolerance: +/-1mm

8.Inner Diameter: 76/152mm(paper core)

9.Outer Diameter: 700-1000mm

10.Packing: wooden cases

11.Certificate: FORM A, CO ,FORM E ,FORM B ,MTC, SGS and ROHS(client paid for it), MTC

12. Surface Quality: without any dent, scratches, oiliness , oxidation .

13. Chemicial composite and Machinary Property: Meet with GB/T, JIS,ENAW, ASTM standard

13.Month Capacity: 5000MT/month

14,exporting port: Tianjin, Shanghai

15. payment: TT or LC at sight

5.FAQ

We have organized several common questions for our clients，may help you sincerely：

1.How to guarantee the quality of the products？

We have established the international advanced quality management system，every link from raw material to final product we have strict quality test；We resolutely put an end to unqualified products flowing into the market. At the same time, we will provide necessary follow-up service assurance.

2.How long for your delivery time?

Commonly 30 working days can be served. If you need the products urgently, we can shorten the delivery time into 20 days.

3.Do you support customer required size or dimension?

Yes, we can make as clients’ required.

Q:it is my first time to use a microwave oven.want to know how to roast whole chicken in itwhat to use as ingredient, which pan to use, what to avoid to usethe store told us not to use wax paper or foilpls help!!!: why would you insulation a knee wall ?

Q:Looking for the Stained Glass Xmas Cookie recipe from Good Housekeeping Magazaine from about 1972 - the one with egg yolk and food coloring paint for stained glass effect; cookie was sugar cookie with slight lemon flavor Can hang on xmas tree and also preserved for years as xmas ornamentMy children loved them I want to make them with my grandchildren nowPlease help if you can!! thanks: 1 package (17.5 ounces) sugar cookie mix (recommended: Betty Crocker) 1/3 cup cream cheese, softened in microwave for 45 seconds 1 egg 1 teaspoon lemon extract 3 tablespoons cake flour 8 ounces hard candies, assorted colors (recommended: Jolly Ranchers or LifeSavers) Special Equipment: Baking sheets Aluminum foil and cooking spray Mixing bowl Flour Rolling pin Oversized (4 to 5-inch) ornament-shaped cookie cutter Smaller cutters, round or square Cooling rack Line baking sheets with aluminum foil and spray lightly with cooking sprayAlternatively, you can use a silicone baking matIn a large bowl, stir together all ingredients, except hard candies, until dough ball formsSplit dough in half and form into disks Roll out dough on a lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch thickCut out cookies with oversized (4 to 5-inch) ornament-shaped cookie cuttersPlace cookies on prepared baking sheets spaced 1-inch apartOn each of the large cookies, cut out 3 or 4 smaller shapes using 1/2 to 1-inch cookie cuttersIf cookies are to be used as ornaments, make a hole at the top with a strawChill in refrigerator for 30 minutes While cookies chill, place unwrapped hard candies, sorted by color, in separate zip-top resealable bagsSqueeze air from bags and seal; crush candies with rolling pinSet aside Preheat oven to 375 degrees F Remove cookies from refrigerator and fill centers of cookies with crushed hard candies Bake for 9 to 12 minutes or until edges just start to turn goldenCool completely on baking sheet on a rack Repeat with remaining dough Store completely cooled cookies separated by waxed paper in an air-tight container for 1 week.

Q:I recently got a driveshaft made for my silverado its made out of metal because my last driveshaft broke (aluminum)My truck has been recently lowered and I had bought it like thatMy mechanic that install my new driveshaft told me to make sure my transmission align my diferential because it will cause me problemsNow I'm wondering if anybody out there know what can cause this vibration and (abs) and brake light to turn on when I accelerate.: You would bring disco dancing backAdd music and pass out some LSD and you would revive the 1970'sEnjoy the light show.

Q:I would like to make my own cake pan using aluminum foilAny sites that could help?: You can use many different types of methods -calculate the entire mass of the ground metal and use equations(not recommended) -use magnetics -or simply incinerate the metals which will leave every thing one-lastly try to do research on theories for magnetical separation

Q:a piece of aluminum has density 2700 kg/m3 and mass .475 kgthe aluminum is submerged in a container of oil density 850 kg/m^3a spring balance is attached with the string to the piece of aluminumwhat mass reading will the balance register in kg for the submerged metal: There's nothing wrong with schrader valvesAnd what's messed up with your tubes? A few patches aren't a problem Tires generally go flat on their own - that's normalFor a 27 tire, you'll usually have to pump them up every week or so(For 700x20c tires, you have to pump them up every day.) If you have to pump up more than that, look for a hole and patch it or replace the tubeAs for which tube to use, it needs to be 27 - but beyond that, you have some latitudeIt's a very common size, so you should be able to find tubes at Wal-Mart or Target with no problem Just make sure that 1 1/4 is one of the sizes that the tube you pick is rated forOf course, your bike shop has appropriate tubes as wellAround here, they're usually about $4 eachBrands don't really matter - they're all pretty much the same (except for tubes like the Slime tubes, of course.) Personally, for my bikes with lower tire pressures (tend to be fat tires, like 27x1 3/4 or so) I prefer the `Slime' tubes, as if they do get a flat they'll often fix themselvesBut don't get Slime tires if the tire has over 60 lbs of pressure - it'll just make a sticky mess if you get a flatSlime doesn't really work at pressures higher than thatSlime tubes cost around $7 each here, but if your tire pressure is lower, they're so worth it in not having so many flats(I've also found that puncture resistant tires are so very worth it, but that's another matter.)

Q:why is foil made out of aluminum? are there any advantages of using this specific element?: You should get about 4 recipes together, make them, cool them, separate them into zip lock freezer bags and then freeze themDefrost them in the fridge over night when you need themA tomato sauce - to be used for pasta dishes - just buy some Ragu pasta sauce and put it in the cupboard with several packages of dry pasta, buy some cheeses for grating, buy some Italian Sausages to cook right in the tomato sauce when you heat it up - on simmer and cook the pasta for 10 minutes and you have dinnerChili con carne with canned chick peas and meat - the chick peas don't break down so much like kidney beans or pinto beans Lasagna - I make 12 servings in a 9 x 13 pan and then when it is cooked and cooled I cut it up and freeze them in separate portionsroasted turkey or chicken or ham - bag them in enough for one or two peopleSoups don't freeze too well, especially ones with milk in themTomato sauce, chili, lasagna, cooked meats, cabbage rolls, shepherd's pie, meat pieschicken or turkey pot pie all freeze well don't forget to buy some bagged salads to have with the meals.

Q:I am looking for a recipe for an apple pie, with a crumb/cinnamon/streusel type toppingI do not want anything like oatmeal, or nuts, because this pie is for my grandmother who does not have any teethShe loves that pie, but cannot eat it when the topping is too crunchyCan someone please help me with a recipe a.s.a.pas I would like to take this pie to her todayThank you!!!: I wouldn't, even if the roof structure can take itSeems to me you're asking for trouble, the nails for either the OSB or the shingles will piece the aluminum, and you'll have lots of problems laterBetter choice would be the thick rubberized paint like they use on mobile home roofsOne brand is called Kool SealThere are lots of other brands as well, and you can get several colors, I suggest white or silver, it reflects the sun and helps keep the room cooler in summerAnother option is to add insulation and OSB or the like to the inside, but you'll have to create a structure for itDead air is you best sound insulator, just as it's your best temperature insulatorIF you go with the Kool Seal, you can paint on several coats, get it pretty thick that will deaden the sound a lot, and you can even paint the inside of it, that will help a little moreStill best is dead air, so real Styrofoam brand panels on the inside will be a good option tooI am NOT talking about that cheap white foam board people mistakenly call styrofoam, I'm talking the real brand name stuff, made by dupont, it's a light blue and is much finer grained and has a plastic sheeting on one sideThe real deal, good stuffNow that I've told you all these suggestions, ya gotta ask yourself, is it worth it? I wouldn't think so, but it's your work, your wallet.

Q:I have some black clip in extensions and I was wondering if I just brought some brown hair die and applies it will it become brownI am trying to get it to about 1b off black: truthfully, blown insulation is a job you could do yourself, for about $0.15 a square footfirst, check to see how much insulation you have alreadyoverall you will want to have at least 12''so if you only have 4'' right now, you'll need an additional 8''then calculate the size of your atticmake a trip to home depot with those figures, and they will be able to tell you how many bags of blown insulation you will needthey rent the blower too, which is generally free by purchasing a minimum amount of bags, like 12it's pretty easy to do, although it can be a little messy.

Q:My husband is dressing up as a milkman for halloweenI need some ideas about how to make him some milk bottles, and maybe even one of those crates to carry them inI have no idea what to use to really make them look realSomething plastic would be greatany ideas???: Those old bottles usually came in quart sizesThe closest equivilant in shape and size may be plastic one liter size water bottlesIf you can find a white paint that will stick to the plastic, the appearance may be close enough to make the costume look authenticMake aluminum foil caps to top them offThe home delivery milkman didn't carry them in those crates, but used a kind of wire framed carrier with a handleYou might be able to fashion one out of coat hanger wiresIt doesn't have to be strong, since, for the costume, he only needs to carry around six empty bottles, for appearance.

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