UNT Insulation Board

PIR Foam Insulation Boards are known for their high thermal resistance, meaning they effectively reduce the transfer of heat through walls, roofs, and floors, contributing to energy efficiency in buildings. Rigid Polyisocyanurate has a low thermal conductivity and superior thermal performance. When the density of rigid Polyisocyanurate is 35-50 kg/m3, its thermal conductivity is only 0.018-0.024 W/(m·K), which is about half that of EPS (expanded polystyrene). It has the lowest thermal conductivity among all Insulation Materials.

Polyisocyanurate materials have a stable pore structure, predominantly closed-cell, which not only provides excellent insulation performance but also good freeze-thaw resistance and sound absorption. The average lifespan of rigid Polyisocyanurate insulation structures can reach over 30 years under normal use and maintenance conditions. They are not damaged by external factors such as drying, moisture, electrochemical corrosion, insect, fungus, or algae growth, or by rodent damage.

Polyisocyanurate Foam has inherently good fire-resistant properties, making it a preferred choice for insulation in buildings where fire safety is a concern.

The addition of fiberglass tissue enhances the structural integrity and durability of the Insulation Board, making it more resistant to damage during handling, installation, and throughout its service life.

Rigid Polyisocyanurate has a closed-cell rate of over 90%, making it a hydrophobic material. It does not increase in thermal conductivity due to moisture absorption, and walls do not seep water.

PIR Foam Board with fiberglass tissue can be used in various applications, including walls, roofs, floors, and even in specialized areas such as cold storage facilities and refrigerated vehicles.