| Technical Indicators | Technical Performance | Remark |
| Thermal conductivity | 0.042w/m.k | Normal temperature |
| Slag inclusion content | <10% | GB11835-89 |
| Non-combustible | A | GB5464 |
| Fiber diameter | 4-10um | |
| Service temperature | -268-700℃ | |
| Moisture rate | <5% | GB10299 |
| Tolerance of density | +10% | GB11835-89 |
Hot pipe insulation forms an important part of rock wool insulation pipe Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) range. Hot pipes are widely used for heating and warm water distribution in large buildings and complexes, such as airports, factories and high-rise residential blocks.
The distances travelled by hot pipes can be long, and the spaces they pass through extremely cold. This is especially true during the autumn or winter months, when the need for them is at its highest.
| Rock wool Pipes waterproof rock wool pipe | ||
| size | mm | length 1000 ID 22-1220 thick 30-120 |
| density | kg/m³ | 80-150 |
Insulation acts to keep the heat inside the pipes while air or water is being transported from the boiler/heating system to central heating units. This helps ensure minimal temperature loss while in transit, and a comfortable indoor atmosphere.
The thermal conductivity of the rock wool insulation pipe is 0.042 w/m.k under normal temperature conditions.
This product is highly versatile, operating effectively in service temperatures ranging from -268°C to 700°C.
Yes, it achieves a Class A non-combustible rating according to the GB5464 technical indicator standards, offering excellent fire hazard protection.
The standard length is 1000 mm, with an inside diameter (ID) range of 22-1220 mm, and thickness options spanning 30-120 mm.
The density of the waterproof rock wool pipe ranges from 80 to 150 kg/m³.
They are commonly used for heating and warm water distribution in Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems of large structures, including airports, factories, and high-rise residential complexes.