Mirzo Ulug‘bek
tumani, Mirzo Ulug‘bek shoh ko‘chasi, 25-uy
PU SANDWICH PANEL are applied as external walls and internal division walls, installed vertically or horizontally on single- or multi-span structure.
A PUF panel’s core is made of polyurethane while the interior and exterior are made up of thin metal sheets. This gives them excellent heat and sound resistance and insulating properties. Due to the sandwiched structure of the PUF panels, they act as good acoustic shields. So, they don’t let the noise pass through and can protect the inner environment from outside noise. This is very beneficial in structures that are located closer to busy roads, highways or construction sites where noise pollution is heavy. Due to its excellent insulated material and tolerance to air pressures & humidity, Polyurethane foam Sandwich Panels are most preferred in food industry, fish industry, dairy industry and cold storages.
EPS is the abbreviation of expanded polystyrene. The majority of Panels manufactured in Central Asia are made with an EPS core sandwiched between two galvanized, zinced and painted steel sheets. EPS Panel is a proven construction material well-suited to the extremes of any climate. It is a cost-effective, lightweight construction material with excellent insulation properties. The great popularity of expanded polystyrene sandwich panels is due not only to the affordable price, but also to the distinctive technical characteristics:
The wall sandwich panel made out of wool is designed and manufactured for industrial facades. its use to separate different rooms or areas of an installation is also very common. The high fire resistance of this panel makes it ideal for use in industrial facilities where the risk of fire is high, or public buildings with a large transfer of people.
The panel consists of two lacquered steel sheets with a central core of rock wool. Rock wool is a material that comes from mineral wool that is obtained from volcanic rock, whose manufacturing process simulates the action of a volcano. Due to its multidirectional fibrous structure, rock wool is an ideal insulator to thermally insulate a building and passively protect it against fire offering maximum protection.