steel, stainless steel, or aluminum) bonded to insulation cores such as rock wool, glass-magnesium rock wool, gypsum rock wool, aluminum honeycomb, or magnesium oxysulfate through continuous lamination or hot-press molding. Prefab clean rooms offer excellent airtightness, fire resistance (A-class), corrosion resistance, easy cleaning, and modular flexibility. Common product types include hand-fabricated clean room panels (featuring tongue-and-groove or box-rib connections for high structural integrity), machine-formed clean room panels (cost-effective solutions for standard applications), and demountable wall panel systems (allowing quick reconfiguration).
Sandwich panel rockwool (also known as IW rock wool sandwich panels, PU edge-sealed rock wool panels, or rock wool roof panels) are high-performance composite building components consisting of two metal face sheets (color coated steel, aluminum‑magnesium‑manganese alloy, or stainless steel) bonded to a rock wool insulation core through a continuous lamination or hot‑press molding process. These panels offer excellent fire resistance (A‑class), thermal insulation, soundproofing, high surface flatness, and easy installation.
Clean room panels (also known as hand-fabricated clean room panels, machine-formed clean room panels, or rock wool clean room panels) are specialized composite building components designed for controlled environments requiring strict particle control, hygiene, and environmental stability. These panels consist of metal face sheets (color coated steel, stainless steel, or aluminum) bonded to an insulation core such as rock wool, glass-magnesium rock wool, gypsum rock wool, aluminum honeycomb, or magnesium oxysulfate through a continuous lamination or hot-press molding process.
Sandwich panel rockwool (also known as IW rock wool sandwich panels, PU edge sealed rock wool panels, or rock wool roof panels) are high-performance composite building components consisting of two metal face sheets (color coated steel, aluminum‑magnesium‑manganese alloy, or stainless steel) bonded to a rock wool insulation core through a continuous lamination or hot‑press molding process.
Cleanroom partitions (also known as hand-fabricated clean room panels, machine-formed clean room panels, or demountable wall panel systems) are specialized building components designed to create controlled, contamination-free environments for industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics, food processing, healthcare, and aerospace. These partition systems consist of metal-faced composite panels (color coated steel, stainless steel, or aluminum) bonded to an insulation core such as rock wool, glass-magnesium rock wool, gypsum rock wool, aluminum honeycomb, or magnesium oxysulfate through a continuous lamination or hot-press molding process.
Polyurethane sandwich panels (also known as PU sandwich panels, PU edge sealed rock wool panels, or polyurethane foam sandwich panels) are high-performance composite building components consisting of two metal face sheets (color coated steel, aluminum‑magnesium‑manganese alloy, or stainless steel) bonded to a polyurethane (PU) foam core or a PU edge‑sealed rock wool core through a continuous lamination or hot‑press molding process.
