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Enertherm

One of our Products , IKO enertherm ALU .
ALU is a 100% CFC, HCFC or HFC-free insulation board with a rigid polyisocyanurate foam core, clad on both sides with a multi-layer gas-tight aluminium construction. This high-quality reflecting ALU cladding consists of no fewer than seven layers, combined into a single construction. It is tested under extreme conditions regarding water absorption, mechanical properties, corrosion resistance and emissivity.
Here's the technical details :
🌹Bulk density: ± 32 kg/m³
Compressive strength at 10% deformation: 175kPa (17.5ton/m²)
🌹Behaviour under uniformly distributed loading: Class C (≤ 5% deformation at 80°C and 40kPa loading)
🌹Closed cells: more than 95%
🌹Water vapour diffusion: PIR foam: μ = 60 – ALU facing μ > 100,000
🌹Moisture insensitivity class 1 : (<1 p="">

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