Polyurethane (PU) Foam Insulation Board

 

PU Foam Insulation Board

is a high-performance material tailored for HVAC systems, featuring a dense closed-cell polyurethane (PU) foam core and protective outer facings (usually aluminum foil or thin aluminum sheets). With ultra-low thermal conductivity (0.020W/m·K), it minimizes heat loss/gain, slashing HVAC energy consumption by 20–30% and lowering utility bills.

Lightweight (70% lighter than galvanized ducts), it's easy to cut and install, fitting tight spaces. Its closed-cell structure resists moisture, mold, and corrosion-ideal for kitchens, basements, or coastal areas. Durable with minimal maintenance, it lasts 20+ years, making it a reliable choice for both commercial and residential HVAC setups.

 

Internal Use:

Panel Structure: Silver Alu. / PU Foam / Silver Alu. Sheet

Foam Density: 55kg/m3

Panel Dimension: 3950mm*1200mm*20mm

Alu. Foil: 60 or 80 Micron (Embossed or smooth)

Alum. Sheet : 150 to 200 Micron (Embossed)

PU Foam Insulation Board is a top choice for HVAC systems, thanks to its unmatched mix of efficiency, durability, and practicality. Here's why it stands out:

Exceptional Energy Savings: Its closed-cell core has ultra-low thermal conductivity (0.020W/m·K), minimizing heat loss/gain. This cuts HVAC energy use by 20–30%, slashing monthly utility bills long-term.

Strong Moisture & Mold Resistance: The closed-cell structure blocks moisture entirely, preventing mold, mildew, or insulation degradation-perfect for humid spaces like kitchens or basements.

Easy, Cost-Saving Installation: Lightweight (70% lighter than galvanized ducts) and easy to cut, it trims installation time by 40–60%, reducing labor costs and project delays.

Long-Lasting Durability: With protective aluminum facings and a rigid core, it resists corrosion, wear, and deformation. It needs minimal maintenance and lasts 20+ years, outperforming traditional insulation.

Versatile for All Spaces: It fits commercial (offices, cold storage) and residential setups, adapting to tight spots (ceiling cavities) while keeping airflow clean via smooth, dust-resistant inner layers.