High-Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket Sheet - Low Thermal Conductivity Insulating Rock Wool 2024
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
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- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 8 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 100 m.t./month
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Introduction
The external thermal insulation rockwool board is designed for the buildings of external thermal insulation system with thin finish coat and applys to external wall insulation and energy saving of new or existing building whose foundation wall is concrete or brick and other compact structures.
The external thermal insulation rockwool strip can also be used as fire barrier to improve the fire resistance of buildings external walls with other thermal insulation materials.
Features and Application
1,High compressive strength, tensile strength and good durability ensures the reliability and long-term stability of the product in the application.
2,Low thermal conductivity can effectively reduce the heat loss of the building to achieve energy saving and emission reduction.
3,External thermal insulation rockwool boards will not release heat and poisonous smoke because of its incombustibility and can effectively partition the spread of flam when fire occurs.
4,It has good performance of non-hygroscopicity, ageing resistance and long-term stability.
5,It is light weight and easy to be cut and processed
Specification
Standard Requirement | Deviation | |
Length | 1200mm | +10/-3mm |
Width | 600mm | +5/-3mm |
Thickness | 30mm—150mm | ±3mm |
Density | 40kg/m3—250kg/m3 | ±10kg/m3 |
Packaging & Shipping
Product is packed in polythene plastic thermal-shrink film.
Thickness of each package is within the range of 300-400 mm.
During transportation and storage, keep product away from moisture and compressive deformation
Genaraly 6-10pcs/pack
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- Q: Okay, so We're planning on building a dog house that can fit 2 of my dogs(A 2 year old lab, and a 18 year old husky) and its going to be winter in 2 months, and since we're not home(School,/work) We're planning on keeping them outside(When it gets colder i'll be coming home in 2 hours to let them in and my brother will do it again later) than during january and febuary where it gets really cold, they'll be inside most of the day, than outside from 12-3(gets warmer than) and I'm just wondering what would be the BEST insulation I read that it was straw, but not sure on that, and i know some people use electric heating pads, so any help?and just in case anyone wonders, the reason we're building one now, is my brothers use to stay with us and be home(They were for a while, come home, work for awhile, and so on) and they let the dogs in when it got cold/wet so it was never a problem before,
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High-Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket Sheet - Low Thermal Conductivity Insulating Rock Wool 2024
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 8 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 100 m.t./month
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