Growth in the construction industry and many other industrial segments, combined with concerns over rising energy costs and noise pollution, is fueling market demand for thermal insulation. With more than four decades of dedicated experience in manufacturing and applications, the industry leader is riding on the top of the wave.
| Property | Unit | Value | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature range | °C | -50 to 110 | GB/T 17794-1999 |
| Density range | Kg/m³ | 45-65 | ASTM D1667 |
| Water vapor permeability | Kg/(m.s.pa) | ≤0.91×10⁻¹³ | DIN 52 615 / BS 4370 Part 2 1973 |
| μ | - | ≥10000 | - |
| Thermal Conductivity | W/(m.k) | ≤0.030 (-20°C) | ASTM C 518 |
| ≤0.032 (0°C) | |||
| ≤0.036 (40°C) | |||
| Fire Rating | - | Class 0 & Class 1 | BS 476 Part 6 & 7 |
| Flame Spread and Smoke Developed Index | - | 25/50 | ASTM E 84 |
| Oxygen Index | - | ≥36 | GB/T 2406, ISO4589 |
| Water Absorption, % by Volume | % | 20% | ASTM C 209 |
| Dimension Stability | - | ≤5 | ASTM C534 |
| Fungi resistance | - | Good | ASTM G21 |
| Ozone resistance | Good | GB/T 7762-1987 | |
| Resistance to U.V. and weather | Good | ASTM G23 |
Rubber Foam Insulation could be used in schools, hospitals, government institutions and commercial spaces of all types that value long-term performance. Its moisture-resistant characteristics make it especially valuable on chilled-water and refrigeration piping where condensation might otherwise soak through fibrous types of insulations, significantly degrading their thermal performance, leaving them susceptible to fungal growth and ultimately shortening their life cycle. Moisture-resistant insulation, however, maintains its physical and thermal integrity -- for the life of the mechanical system!