Pacific Polytech

Sandwich panels have two outer layers, or skins, which provide structural support and protection for the core material. These skins can be made of various materials, including metal (such as galvanized iron or aluminum), fiberglass, plywood, or fiber cement board, depending on the specific application and requirements.

Fireproof Rockwool panels are insulation panels made from mineral wool, often referred to as stone wool or rock wool. These panels are manufactured by melting basalt rock or recycled slag and then spinning it into fibers. These fibers are compressed into boards or panels, which are used for thermal and acoustic insulation in buildings, industrial applications, and fire protection systems.

One of the key features of Rockwool panels is their excellent fire resistance. Due to the high melting point of the materials used and the way they are manufactured, Rockwool panels are non-combustible and can withstand high temperatures without igniting. This makes them highly effective in preventing the spread of fire and protecting the structure of buildings.

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