Specifications
| Parameter | Value/Range |
|---|---|
| Primary Product | Insulated Sandwich Panels (PU/PIR core) |
| Thermal Resistance (R-Value) | High (e.g., 100mm PIR ≈ R-18) |
| Exterior Coating | PVDF or HDP (for durability) |
| Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) | High (e.g., >80 for light colors like RAL 9003) |
| Thermal Bridging | Minimized by engineered panel joint systems. |
| Airtightness | High (reduces uncontrolled air exchange) |
| Substrate | Galvalume (GL) for its natural high reflectivity. |
SRI Significance: A high SRI value means the roof reflects more sunlight and absorbs less heat, significantly lowering the cooling load on the HVAC system.
Application
Cold Storage/Freezers: Panels with the highest possible R-value to minimize energy waste.
Data Centers: Stable thermal envelope crucial for maintaining consistent equipment operating temperatures.
Green Building Projects: Structures targeting specific LEED or BREEAM certification points.
Climate-Controlled Facilities: Museums, archives, and high-tech manufacturing plants.
Advantages
Significant ROI: Initial investment is quickly recouped through substantial energy savings over the building's life.
Reduced HVAC Capital Cost: Smaller heating and cooling units may be required due to lower thermal load.
Occupant Comfort: Stabilizes interior temperatures, eliminating hot/cold spots.
Sustainability Marketing: Enhances the building's environmental credentials for tenants and owners.




