Rockwool Sandwich Panel
Rockwool sandwich panels combine a mineral wool core between two metal facings of galvanized steel, aluminum, or zinc-aluminum sheets. The core uses rock wool fibers manufactured from basalt rock melted at temperatures exceeding 1600°C, with density ranging from 100-140 kg/m³. Fibers are oriented perpendicular to metal facings and bonded with fire-resistant adhesives through automated manufacturing.
The panels achieve non-combustibility with fire resistance ratings of EI 90 or E 120, thermal conductivity of 0.043 W/mK, and acoustic insulation reducing noise transmission by over 27 dB. Water absorption by partial immersion measures 0.5 kg/m², and panels contain no Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), or asbestos. Standard thicknesses range from 50-200 mm with steel sheets from 0.3-0.8 mm thickness.
Applications include external walls, internal partitions, roofs, and ceilings in industrial buildings, warehouses, commercial offices, and agricultural facilities. Panels install vertically or horizontally on single- or multi-span structures, with hidden joint systems reducing construction periods by over 40%. The 1000 mm effective width and lengths up to 12,000 mm accommodate various project requirements.
Maintenance requires periodic inspection and cleaning with mild soap and water. The panels offer 25-year service life, dimensional stability across temperature variations, and 100% recyclability while maintaining long-term energy efficiency and environmental resistance.














