Lightweight thermal insulation
Published: 22 March, 2019
PROMAT UK says its SLIMVAC range of ultra-thin vacuum insulated panels utilises next generation materials technology to deliver the highest levels of thermal insulation in all kinds of applications, without the bulkiness associated with traditional insulating products.
With standard thicknesses of between just 20mm and 40mm, SLIMVAC panels are said to be ideal for applications where space constraints pose a challenge to delivering on thermal goals. The company says it is an effective insulation for a wide range applications including structures, flat roofs and facades and has excellent potential for insulating white goods, refrigerated transport and temperature controlled packaging, with the benefit of being manufactured by Promat in ISO 9001: 2015 and ISO 14001:2015 factories for consistent quality assurance and supply chain traceability.
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