Styrofoam EPS 032 GRAPHITE FACADE 15 cm 0.3 m3

Styrofoam EPS 032 are boards of the highest standard with excellent thermal insulation properties. The plates formed in precise presses ensure dimensional stability, straight edges and uniform, flat surfaces, and the obtained product meets the PN-EN 13163: 2013 standard. The product provides high efficiency, which is associated with the use of graphite in the production process, the fine particles of which act as an absorber, an infrared reflector. With its help, polystyrene is obtained with much better insulation, and hence, significant energy savings needed to keep heat in the building. Fasada Grafit EPS panels are waterproof, resistant to aging and material decomposition.

They have a wide range of applications - from thermal insulation of external walls in combined thermal insulation systems to thermal insulation of rims, lintels to frames, ceilings and steep roofs for load-bearing structures. They are ideal for use in prefabricated external sandwich panels and other applications for which the use of facade polystyrene with the given parameters is intended. Thanks to the use of graphite and the associated significantly reduced heat factor, using this product, you can reduce the thickness of the insulation while maintaining the same insulation parameters.

Features:

• Coefficient thermal conductivity: 0.032 [W / (mK)]
• Bending strength: ? 100 kPa
• Tensile strength perpendicular to the faces: ? 100 kPa
• Reaction to fire class: E
• Thickness: T (1) ± 2mm
• Length: L (2) ± 2mm
• Width: W (2 ) ± 2 mm
• Squareness: Sb (5) ± 5 mm / 1000 mm
• Flatness: P (5) 5 mm
• Dimensional stability in normal constants laboratory conditions: DS (N) 2 ± 0.2%
• Dimensional stability under specified temperature and humidity conditions: DS (70, -) 2 ?2%

Advantages:

• Excellent thermal insulation
• Guaranteed dimensional stability
• Easy assembly and processing
• Perfect for walls and ceilings in the BSO system

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