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AVERAGE PRODUCTIVITY:

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WHAT ARE THE FEATURES OF SANDWICH PANELS?

Sandwich panels are special insulating boards composed of several sandwich-like layers. The structure usually consists of two facings, either rigid (steel plate) or flexible (aluminum foil or paper), and a core of polyurethane (PU/PIR) or mineral wool that acts as an insulating layer. Due to these composite layers, which are securely bonded together, the panels are also known as composite panels. Sandwich panels are comparatively lightweight yet have excellent mechanical properties, offering high rigidity and large support widths. This makes them easy to handle and assemble, and ensures low operating costs while maintaining high profitability. One of the most important features of the sandwich panel is its high level of thermal insulation, with a thermal conductivity of only 0.02 to 0.035 W/mk. In addition, the advanced components meet all major standards for residential and commercial use.

SANDWICH PANEL COMPOSITION

Facing

Enhanced mechanical stability due to profiling (such as trapezoidal or wave profile)
Ribs are used to increase mechanical stability (e.g. in roof panels)
Coating ensures high resistance against environmental impacts (such as corrosion or scratch marks)
Painting and sheet forming (such as lining, embosser) to achieve desired coloring and surface effects
Use of all common steel plates for rigid facings
Use of all common aluminium plates or kraft paper for flexible facings

Core structure

Provides a solid connection to the facings and largely defines the panel thickness
Defines the compressive strength and shear stiffness of the panel
Polyurethane (PUR / PIR) or mineral wool are used
The use of additives extends the range of applications (for example for fire protection

Where are sandwich panels used?

Sandwich panels with rigid facings are mainly used in the construction of halls, industrial buildings, cold and deep-freeze warehouses, as well as office and residential buildings. In addition to speeding up construction time and bringing significant cost savings, the use of sandwich panels has other advantages for architects: today, a whole new generation of sandwich panels meets not only structural and financial requirements, but also individual design needs. There are several types of rigid faced sandwich panels: Optionally, the multifunctional Hennecke-OMS system technology also enables product combinations of rigid and flexible facings. These panels are used, for example, in the agricultural sector.

Typical panel types

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