Building And Construction
Self-supporting Polyurethane Insulation Material For Pitched * Roofs With A Minimum Slope Of 7%
*The slope less than 7 deg possible, kindly consult marketing team
Panel Sheets Specifications
- • Polyester primer: 5 micron
- • Polyester finish paint: 18 micron
- • Back-coat: 5 micron
- • Resistance to saline mist: ≥500 h (ECCA T8)
- • Resistance to moisture: ≥1000 h (ASTM D2247)
Panels Foam Specifications
- • Average density: 40 ± 2kg/m³
- • Thermal conductivity: 0.024-0.03 W/m°C
- • Temperature range: -40 to +80°C
- • Free from CFC: Yes
- • Type of foam: B2, B3 & PIR
Self-supporting polyurethane insulation metal panel system, insulated with rigid PUR/PIR foam, with a concealed-fixing method for high quality industrial and commercial buildings, where good aesthetics are paramount. The special double labyrinth joint of this panel, provides mechanical resistance and insulation superior to any other wall panel product of this kind, the panel external micro-V increases the aesthetic appeal of this panel, which can be orientated both vertically and horizontally as required.
Table Of Safe Spans
Values guaranteed with steel sheets, thickness 0.6 + 0.5 mm. Spans l in metres, as a function of a uniformly distributed load p (daN/m2), have been obtained from experimental data and calculated to provide .
Self-supporting Insulation Panel
The HIPERTEC ROOF panel, manufactured in accordance with a system patented by Metecno, consists of a profiled external steel sheet and an internal micro-ribbed steel sheet, with an insulation core of orientated fibre high density rockwool, arranged perpendicularly to the plane of the panel and positioned in strips, laid longitudinally with off-set joints and transversely compacted, in such a way as to completely fill the space between the metal facings.
Resistance to fire
Resistance to fire is the ability of the building element to limit the spread of flame, and retain the integrity of the thermal insulation for a period of time. The performance of panel systems when tested is expressed in minutes from ignition to the conclusion of the test, which is determined as the failure point atwhich the panels ceases to complywith the requirements ofthe specific test.
Reaction to fire
Reaction to fire refers to how a material behaves when it is exposed to fire. It includes how easily the material ignites, how quickly flames spread across its surface, how much heat and smoke it releases, and whether it produces burning droplets. This property helps in evaluating the fire risk of construction materials and is crucial for ensuring safety in buildings and other structures. Materials are classified into different fire reaction classes based on standardized tests.
Sound Insulation
Sound insulation refers to the ability of a material or structure to reduce the transmission of sound from one area to another. It helps prevent unwanted noise from passing through walls, floors, ceilings, or doors. Effective sound insulation enhances comfort, privacy, and productivity in both residential and commercial spaces. Materials used for sound insulation are tested for their sound reduction index (measured in decibels, dB), which indicates how well they can block or absorb sound.
The HIPERTEC ROOF panels, thicknesses 50 – 80 – 100 mm, tested
HIPERTEC ROOF panels are high-performance insulated roofing systems, designed to offer superior fire resistance and excellent acoustic insulation. Available in thicknesses of 50 mm, 80 mm, and 100 mm, these panels are composed of a non-combustible, high-density mineral wool core sandwiched between pre-painted steel facings.
SOUND ABSORPTION
The HIPERTEC ROOF SOUND panel is particularly suitable for acoustic control, providing excellent sound absorption qualities over a wide range frequency spectrum. Tests in echo chambers conducted to ISO 354/85 standards on 50, 80 and 100 mm thick panels produced DELTA LA sound absorption indices of between 12 and 19 dB (A).
SOUND INSULATION
The HIPERTEC ROOF SOUND panel has been tested to ISO 717/82 standards and obtained indices of RW = 33.5-35 dB for the 50, 80 and 100 mm thick panels.The curves of the absorption coefficients of the 100, 80 and 50 mm thick HIPERTEC ROOF SOUND panels at the various frequencies are shown in the graph below.
Hipertec Wall
The HIPERTEC WALL panel, manufactured in accordance with a system patented by Metecno, consists of two micro-ribbed steel sheets, with an insulation core of orientated fibre high density rockwool, arranged perpendicularly to the plane of the panel and positioned in strips, laid longitudinally.
Resistance to fire
The fire-resistance of a product is measured by means of a furnace brought up to a temperature of more than 1000°C in accordance with a given standardised curve. The test measures the product’s capacity to conserve time through certain significant parameters.
Reaction to fire
Reaction to fire is the degree in which a material resists combustion. With regard to this, materials are assigned a class (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5): the higher the class, the higher the degree of combustion. HIPERTEC® WALL panels, thicknesses 50 – 80 -100 mm,
Sound Insulation
The sound insulation of a material (for example, a panel) is given by the ability to reduce the passage of sound energy between two locations. valuation indices of Rw = 29-30 dB. The HIPERTEC ROOF panel has been tested to UNI 8270/7 and ISO 717/82 standards and, for the thicknesses 50-80-100 mm, obtained valuation indices of Rw = 29-30 dB.
Hipertec Wall Sound
The HIPERTEC® WALL SOUND panel, is manufactured in accordance with a system patented by Metecno, and consists of a micro-ribbed external steel facing, an internal flat, but perforated liner, with an insulation core of orientated fibre high density Rockwool, arranged perpendicular to the plane of the panel and positioned in strips.
Sound Absorption
The HIPERTEC® WALL SOUND panel is particularly suitable for acoustic control, providing excellent sound absorption qualities over a wide range frequency spectrum. Tests in echo chambers conducted to ISO 354/85 standards in 50 – 80 -100 mm thick panels produced a D La sound absorption index of between 10-11 dB (A).
Sound Insulation
The HIPERTEC WALL SOUND panels have been tested to ISO 717/82 standards and obtained indices of Rw = 31.5-33 dB for the 50, 80 and 100 mm thick panels. The cur ves of the absorption coefficients of the 100, 80 and 50 mm thick HIPERTEC® WALL SOUND panels at the various frequencies are shown in the graph below.
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