Introduction:

The structure of this type of thermal insulation material is aluminum foil/PET film/LDPE/EPE foam/aluminum foil/PET film/LDPE/EPE. The aluminum foil plays the role of reflecting radiation heat

from sunshine or materials around, with a reflectivity of 96-97%. The PET film is used to strengthen

the tensile strength of the product for the convenience of spreading installation. And the EPE foam

has the function of trapping air so as to stop convection heat.

Most importantly, in response to customer's flame retardance requirement, our EPE foam can be made fireproof so that this product will not easily catch fire and will not encourage fire when fire hazard happens. Our product has passed AWTA's test in thermal insulation and fireproofness.

This unique structure provides an extremely excellent thermal isolation shell. When applied in house thermal insulation, the inhabitant can feel cool indoors in the scorching summer as the foil layer has reflected the radiation heat that constitutes 70% of the total heat energy in summer.

And when the inhabitant uses air-conditioner, the air-trapping EPE foam serves as a heat convection shield, satisfactorily reducing cool air loss, so that power cost is cut down.

In winter, both the foam and the foil work together to reserve as much heat as possible so that inhabitant won't feel too cold.

This type of composite insulation material is eco-friendly, and the LDPE foam can be recycled.

Also, this product is light-weighted, easy to handle, non-toxic, and quite easy to install, which enables it to be one of the most favored insulation materials in recent years. This product has become a necessary choice for modern society that seeks to realize harmony between human and the Nature and new home living concept.

Usage:

1. Roof, wall, floor;

2. Shells of air conditioning and water heater;

3. Protective coatings of water pipe and ventilating pipe.

Used on wall:

Used on celing and roof: Used in attic:

AWTA test report on flame retardance for reference:

AWTA test report on thermal insulation for reference: