Isolpack Delta 5
DELTA 5
DELTA 5
Roof Panels
INFORMATION
THICKNESS
- 30 - 35 - 40 - 50 - 60 - 80 - 100 - 120 - 140 mm panels of non standard thicknesses can be supplied upon request previous agreement on minimum quantities.
SUPPORTS
Galvanized steel, galvanized prepainted or plastified steel; stainless steel; natural or prepainted aluminium; copper (CORAM).
MATERIAL
- Steel
- Aluminium
FOAMING PROCESS
Polyurethane resins (PUR) and (not standard) polyisocianurate foams (PIR), density 39 ±2 Kg/m³ Declared value of thermal transmittance for a panel after 25 years of its installation, (Appendix C - EN 13165) Initial value of thermal conductivity: λ = 0.020 W/(mK)
CORAM VERSION
ISOLPACK ROOF mod. DELTA 5 is also available in CORAM version, with copper support (A).
PROTECTIVE TREATMENTS
On request for external polyester coating, atoxic prepainted for food contact, silicone polyester, PVDF, thermoplastic Class A application of PVC plastic films or other films
DIMENSIONS
- Width mm 1000
- Length upon request from continuous production process.
PANELS
The new European standard for sandwich panels - UNI EN 14509 - uses the SBI system for fire classification purposes. ISOLPACK is the only one in Italy to design light, highly insulating applications with unequaled fire reaction requirements. In many cases it can replace the rock wool panel considering its fire reaction characteristics combined with the very high thermal insulation power.
INSIGHTS PIR FOAM
On request is available in PIR foam version (polyisocyanurate), a particular polymeric structure that guarantees excellent characteristics of fire behavior. The entire range of ISOLPACK panels has been certified in Class B-s2, d0 at CSTB (France) and at KIT (Germany) in compliance with UNI EN 13823 (SBI) * where, "B" expresses the quantity of heat produced during the first 600 seconds of the test <7.5 MJ (best value obtainable for foamed products); "S2" represents a very low development of the fumes and "d0" indicates the absolute absence of drops and/or inflamed particles. In last years, the SBI test has become a standard requirement in Europe for fire behavior of building materials.
