Phenolic Foam Block

The exceptionally high level of closed cells and the fine cell structure gives phenolic foam excellent thermal properties. Closed cell phenolic foams are the most thermally efficient insulation materials commonly available. The product is manufactured in a number of forms including blocks, continuously produced flexible faced laminate, rigid faced laminates and composite panels in addition to highly specialised applications such as fire doors and moulded products. Being based on a phenolic resin it has outstanding fire characteristics and extremely low smoke emission when exposed to a flame source.

Phenolic Foam Block is a highly efficient energy saving insulation material, with good thermal conductivity and fire resistance. GOOT® Phenolic Foam Block has passed the E84/BS fire tests according to ASTM standards with proven results of 10 flames spread and 0 smoke develop which complies to most of the North American and European building inspection standards.

By using CNC Cutting Machines, Phenolic Foam Block can be cut into specific pipe insulation sections, pipe support, and insulation boards.

Available Color: green, grey, yellow

Available Dimension: 2*1*0.65m, 1*1*0.65m, 2*1.2*0.65m, 1*1.2*0.65m

Available Density: 40-200 kg/m3

Advantages of Phenolic Foam Block:

Close cell insulation material, high thermal performance

Fire-resistant (BS476 Part 6&7 Class 0, with approved and audited test report)

Moisture resistance with low water vapour permeance & low water absorption

Light weight but with an excellent structucral strength

Environmental Friendly material, CFC & HCFC Free

Applications:

Used in HVAC system as air duct insulation board or Pre-insulated Duct Board

Used in process/petrochemical applications for the insulation of pipework, tanks, vessel

Used in roofing, cavity board, external wall board, plasterboard dry lining systems, wall insulation, floor insulation and as a sarking board

Specialised applications including fire doors, highly fire resistant panels and for insulation in surface ships, off-shore installations and submarines.