Rock wool
It is formed as a result of melting locally supplied inorganic raw materials at 1350°C-1400°C and turning them into fibers.
It can be produced in different sizes and technical features, with different coating materials, in the form of mattresses, plates, pipes and casts, depending on the place and purpose of use.
It provides fire safety together with heat insulation, sound insulation and acoustic arrangement.
The thermal conductivity declared value (10 0c) is 0.035 ≤ λ ≤ 0.040 W/mK.
The water vapor diffusion resistance factor is µ=1.
The usage temperature is between -50/+600, -50/+650°C.
Even if it is exposed to heat and humidity, its dimensions do not change.
It does not deteriorate over time, does not rot, does not hold mold, does not corrode and rust. It cannot be destroyed by insects and microorganisms.
It is not hygroscopic and capillary.
According to TS EN 13501-1, it is in the A1 class, which is "non-combustible materials".
It is produced under the license of Saint-Gobain Isover Grünzweig+Hartmann, Germany Sillan.
It is produced in facilities that have ISO 9001 Quality Assurance System, ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, OHSAS 18001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System and ISO 50001 Energy Management System Certificates issued by bVQI.
Izocam Rockwool products subject to TS EN 13162 Standard have the CE mark within the framework of Construction Materials Regulation (305/2011/EU).