ISOKING™ 50mm Mineral Wool Insulation Rolls

ISOKING™ Basalt Fiber Mineral Wool Insulation Rolls

ISOKING™ mineral wool rolls are manufactured from premium natural basalt rock melted at high temperatures (>1450°C) and spun into fine, uniform mineral fibers bonded with thermosetting resins. Designed for industrial, commercial, and residential applications requiring strict thermal efficiency, high-temperature resistance, and sound absorption.

Technical Specifications & Standards

Key Industry Advantages

• Thermal Efficiency: Low binder content and uniform fiber distribution minimize thermal bridging and energy loss in large-scale installations.
• Class A1 Fire Resistance: Completely non-combustible fiber structure prevents flame spread, produces zero toxic smoke, and protects building structural integrity during fire events.
• Acoustic Absorption: High-density fibrous matrix traps sound waves, offering high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) values for soundproofing HVAC air ducts and plant rooms.
• Non-Corrosive & Inert: Neutral pH (7.0 - 8.5) ensures no chemical reaction or stress corrosion cracking when in contact with carbon steel or copper piping.

Typical B2B Applications

• HVAC & Air Distribution: Exterior thermal insulation and interior acoustic lining for rectangular and round air ducts.
• Industrial Pipe & Tank Insulation: Thermal wrap for thermal power stations, oil refineries, boiler plants, and high-temperature chemical pipelines.
• Industrial Building Roofs & Walls: Insulation for metal roofs, curtain walls, and steel structure workshops.

Custom Facings & OEM Packaging Support

• Facing Options: FSK (Aluminum Foil) for vapor barrier protection; Black Glass Tissue for aesthetic acoustic enclosures; Wire Mesh reinforcement for heavy-duty industrial vibration environments.
• Logistics Optimization: High-compression vacuum packaging wraps each roll tightly in heavy-duty PE shrink film, increasing container loading capacity by up to 30-40% to drastically lower overseas freight costs per square meter.

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