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Rock wool and Slag wool insulation products play a significant energy-savings role by reducing energy use in homes, office buildings, businesses and manufacturing plants. Insulating to proper economically efficient levels helps our homes and businesses use substantially less energy.
It's reported that the insulation currently in place in residential buildings throughout the United Sates could help cut residential energy bills by 40 percent. The energy savings from insulation also help the environment. The excellent thermal |
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resistance of these wools is a major factor in their use as residential and commercial insulation, pipe and process insulation, insulation for ships, mobile homes, domestic cooking appliances, and a wide variety of other applications. | |
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| The physical and chemical properties of Mineral Wool, also known as rock and slag wool, are major factors in their utility. Because the fibers are non-combustible and have melting temperatures in excess of 1, 000°C ~ 1, 100°C, they are used to prevent the spread of fire. As a primary constituent of ceiling tile and sprayed fire proofing, rock and slag wool products supply fire protection, as well as sound control and attenuation. In addition, the use of rock and slag wool as a horticultural growing medium has increased in recent years. |
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| Type |
HIM-RW-6 |
HIM-RW-10 |
HIM-RW-15 |
HIM-RW-20 |
HIM-RW-30 |
| Capacity, mt/a |
6, 000 |
10, 000 |
15, 000 |
20, 000 |
30, 000 |
| Workshop(LxW), m2 |
60x15 |
65x15 |
70x15 |
75x15 |
90x15 |
| Size(LxWxH), m3 |
50x8x6 |
50x8x6 |
55x8x6 |
60x8x6 |
65x8x6 |
| Weight, mt |
160 |
180 |
200 |
230 |
260 |
| Power, kw |
320 |
400 |
630 |
800 |
950 |
| Power Source |
220V/380V, 50Hz | |
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| PRODUCT |
Density(kg/m3)
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Size (mm) |
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Length |
Width |
Thickness |
| Board |
40-200 |
1000 |
500, 600, 630 |
30-120 |
| Felt |
35-75 |
1000-10000 |
1000, 1200 |
20-70 |
| Foil Faced Felt |
35-75 |
1000-10000 |
1000, 1200 |
20-70 |
| Pipe Cover |
Density |
Length |
Inner Diameter |
Thickness |
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60-120 |
1000 |
630 |
30-80 | |
