thermal insulation panel / protective / structural / sandwich

Fireproof
The fire protection sandwich panel consists of a high density rock wool insulating core and metal coatings in flat or profiled steel plate. Its fire reaction classification is A2s1d0.

The KIDE panel has the marking according to the European standard EN 14509.
FEATURES

UTILITIES

Its fireproof nature means that it can be used for many different applications: to build interior dividing walls, technical premises, self-supporting ceilings, etc., in premises classified as having a high fire risk.


MAIN COMPONENTS

INSULATION:
135 Kg/m3 density rock wool, with A1 fire reaction classification.

COATING:
Steel Sheet slightly ribbed, galvanized and pre-lacquered polyester (25 ?) with a peelable protective film.White colour.

Food safe quality.

OTHER FINISHINGS MADE TO ORDER:
Plastisol 100?, Skimplate 120?, AISI 304 stainless steel, other thicknesses, other colours, etc.

FIRE CONCEPTS

FIRE RESISTANCE:

The capacity of a structural element to comply for a certain length of time with fire stability, impermeability or fire integrity, thermal insulation and/or other required functions, specified in the testing regulations.

REACTION TO FIRE:
Products response contributing with its own decomposition to a fire it is exposed to, under specified conditions.


FIRE RESISTANCE

The fire resistance of a structural element is specified by the European Standard UNE-EN-13501-2, which defines the fire resistance on the basis of some criterions:

? BEARING CAPACITY
? INTEGRITY
? INSULATION

The European Standards defining fire resistance testing for non-bearing walls are UNE-EN 1363, UNE-EN 1364-1 and UNE-EN 1364-2.