Rock Wool Composite Panels For High-Temperature Applications
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Rock Wool Composite Panels For High-Temperature Applications

Rock Wool Composite Panels for High-Temperature Applications combine the excellent thermal insulation properties of rock wool with the structural strength of composite materials. They are widely used for insulation and protection in building curtain walls, roofs, cold storage, and industrial pipelines and equipment.
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Product Introduction

Product Introduction

Engineered to withstand high-temperature environments, these Rock Wool Composite Panels effectively integrate the exceptional thermal insulation properties of rockwool with the mechanical strength and durability of composite materials. The result is a versatile insulation product that offers low thermal conductivity, excellent fire resistance, sound absorption capabilities, and long-term dimensional stability.

These Rock Wool Composite Panels are widely specified for insulation and protection in a range of demanding scenarios, including:

Building curtain walls and façades

Roofing systems and ceiling insulation

Cold storage and refrigeration facilities

Industrial pipelines, vessels, and high-temperature equipment

By combining energy efficiency with robust mechanical performance, High-Temperature-Resistant Rockwool Composite Panels provide a reliable, cost-effective solution for reducing heat loss, protecting critical infrastructure, and enhancing overall system safety in both commercial and industrial settings.

 

Product Structure and Composition

Rockwool Core Material

Made from high-quality minerals melted at high temperatures, these inorganic fibers have uniform density and are slender, offering excellent thermal insulation, fire resistance, and sound absorption.

Composite Panels

Common surface materials include color-coated steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, stainless steel, or aluminum-magnesium alloy panels, offering excellent corrosion resistance, weather resistance, and aesthetics.

Adhesive

An environmentally friendly adhesive is used to firmly bond the rockwool core to the panel, ensuring the stability and durability of the overall structure.

 

Product Features

Excellent thermal insulation performance

Rock wool has a reasonable density and a thermal conductivity as low as 0.035-0.045 W/m·K, effectively blocking heat and cold conduction, improving energy efficiency in buildings and equipment.

Excellent fire resistance

As an inorganic material, rock wool composite panels are non-combustible or flame-retardant, with a fire resistance of over 3 hours, meeting various fire protection regulations.

Excellent water and moisture resistance

The composite panels effectively block moisture intrusion and prevent moisture absorption from the core material, ensuring long-term stability.

High-strength structural stability

The panels are tightly bonded to the rock wool core, resulting in high overall strength, impact resistance, and bending resistance, capable of withstanding harsh environments and mechanical stress.

Excellent sound insulation and absorption

The rock wool fiber structure effectively absorbs noise, reducing building and equipment operating noise and improving comfort.

Environmentally friendly and green material

Asbestos-free, non-toxic, and odorless, it complies with international environmental standards and meets green building certification requirements.

 

Technical Parameters

Performance

Unit

Core Slats

Rockwool Core Board

Testing Standards

 
 

Core slat compressive strength (parallel to fibre direction, kPa)

kPa

≥60

GB/T 25975

 

Tensile strength of core slats (parallel to fibre direction, kPa)

kPa

≥100

GB/T 25975

 

Slag ball content

%

<5 (Coarse slag ball size > 0.25mm)

<30 (Fine slag ball size > 63)

GB/T 25975

 

Thermal conductivity of rock wool core board (20°C)

W/m.k

≤0.040

GB/T 10295

 

Thermal conductivity of core slats (25°C)

W/m.k

≤0.046

GB/T 10295

 

Combustion performance

/

Non-combustible material

GB/T 5464-1999

 

Fire response level A1

GB/T 8624-2006

 

Refractory limit

h

Depending on the construction and thickness of the sandwich panel, the fire resistance limit varies from 1 to 2 hours.

GB/T 9978

 

Hygroscopicity

%

<1

GB/T 5480.7

 

Ageing Expansion Rate

%

≤5

PREN 14509

 

Melting temperature

℃

>1000

-

 

 

Production process

(1) Rock wool preparation

Rock wool fibers are produced by high-temperature melting of ore and then formed using special equipment to ensure uniform fiber and stable density.

(2) Core material cutting

Rock wool is cut into panels of required thickness and specifications according to the designed dimensions.

(3) Panel pretreatment

The steel or aluminum plate is cleaned and coated to improve corrosion resistance and adhesion.

(4) Composite molding

The core material and the panel are hot-pressed using a high-strength adhesive to form a strong and durable composite panel.

(5) Inspection and packaging

The rock wool composite panel after composite is quality tested and shipped to customers after packaging and protection.

 

Application Fields

Building Energy Efficiency: Curtain walls, roofs, and wall insulation to enhance building energy efficiency and reduce heating and cooling energy consumption.

Industrial Equipment: Thermal insulation for pipelines, containers, and reaction kettles to prevent heat loss.

Cold Chain Logistics: Insulation for cold storage walls and doors to maintain low-temperature environments.

Marine and Transportation: Cabin insulation for ships and internal insulation for vehicles.

Petrochemical and Chemical Industries: Insulation for high-temperature equipment, offering corrosion resistance and durability.

 

Construction and Installation

Lightweight and Easy to Process: Rock wool composite boards can be easily cut on-site, allowing flexible installation.

Mechanical Fixation: Secured using bolts, expansion screws, or welding methods.

Sealing Treatment: Sealant strips should be applied at joints to prevent moisture penetration.

Protective Coating: Fireproof or anti-corrosion coatings can be applied after installation to enhance durability.

 

FAQ

Q1: What is the typical operating temperature range for rockwool composite panels?

A1: The standard product is suitable for temperatures ranging from -50°C to +250°C. For more demanding high-temperature environments, custom-engineered panels with enhanced thermal resistance are available upon request.

Q2: Can the panel dimensions and facing materials be customized?

A2: Yes. We offer flexible customization options including thickness, panel size, and a variety of metal facings to meet specific project or application requirements.

Q3: What is the fire performance rating of these panels?

A3: Rockwool composite panels are classified as a Class A non-combustible material. They provide a fire resistance rating of over three hours, fully complying with national fire safety regulations.

Q4: How can moisture ingress be prevented during installation?

A4: To minimize the risk of moisture penetration, we recommend applying sealing strips or sealants at all panel joints during installation.

Q5: Are these panels environmentally friendly and safe for human contact?

A5: Yes. Manufactured from inorganic, non-toxic, and odor-free materials, rockwool composite panels meet the environmental safety standards of multiple countries and pose no known health risks under normal use conditions.

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