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There are two types of sandwich panels Refrigerators: Sandwich Panel Sandwich Panel 0º Positive Negative BT.
Dippanel > Refrigerated cold chambers > Sectorization Panel
The panels are manufactured with two steel sheets bound together by an organic adhesive and filled in with rockwool. The thickness of the panels can range between 0.5mm and 1mm, o.5mm being the standard thickness for this type of panel. The rockwool core complies with European norm EN 13162.
Nuestros paneles con núcleo de Lana de Roca tienen una clasificación de reacción frente al fuego A2-s1-d0 (EI30), según norma EN13501-1.
There are two types of sandwich panels Refrigerators: Sandwich Panel Sandwich Panel 0º Positive Negative BT.
This system allows us to carry out the assembly of a refrigeration installation in a minimum time, since the interconnection system between panels is safe and very simple. It also allows us to save small unevenness in the hearths of the facilities.
Self-supporting metal sandwich panels insulated in polyurethane with tongue and groove joint, intended for the realization of refrigerated or air-conditioned department stores and cold stores.
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