Product Description:

Rockwool insulation material is a high performance, highly durable product that can provide thermal and sound insulation for buildings. Its fire protection rating is A1, and its model number is Rock Wool. This insulation material is also known as Rockwool board, Rockwool thermal material, and Rockwool insulation product. It is made from natural stone wool, which is a material that is very resistant to heat and sound. The rockwool insulation material is lightweight yet strong, and has excellent sound and thermal insulation properties. It is also easy to install and can be used in a wide range of applications. This insulation material helps to reduce energy costs, and can also increase the comfort of a building by providing superior soundproofing. In addition, the rockwool insulation material is fire-resistant and provides excellent protection from fire damage.

Features:

• Product Name: Rockwool Insulation Material
• Shape: Rectangular Plate
• Type: FIREPROOF BOARD
• Application: Heat Sound Insulation
• Keyword: Rockwool Stone Wool
• Usage: Heat Insulation
• Rockwool Insulated Material
• Rockwool Insulation Product

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Rockwool insulation product is the perfect choice for building insulation. With its superior brand name of Pholus, it is manufactured in Hebei, China with ISO9001 certification. The minimum order quantity is negotiable, and the price is also negotiable. According to customer needs, it can be packed in different ways. The delivery time is only 15-30 workdays, and the payment terms are mainly through TT. What’s more, it is easy to install with a density of 50-180kg/m3 and a thickness of 30mm-100mm. All in all, Rockwool insulation product is the best choice for building insulation.

Packing and Shipping:

Rockwool Insulation Material is typically shipped and packaged in large rolls. The rolls are then wrapped in a protective covering to prevent damage during shipping. The wrapping is usually made of plastic, paper, or a combination of both. All packages are then labeled for identification and secured with a strong tape or strapping.

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