Foam/Cellular Glass Wall

Foam / Cellular Glass is a type of rigid insulation material made from recycled glass that is processed into a lightweight, porous, and highly durable foam-like structure. It is widely used as wall insulation because of its excellent thermal and moisture-resistant properties.

Applications:

 Exterior Wall Insulation:

• Foam glass can be installed on the outside of building walls to provide a thermal barrier against external weather conditions.

 Basement and Foundation Walls:

• Its moisture resistance makes foam glass ideal for insulating below-grade walls where dampness is common.

 Industrial and Commercial Buildings:

• Used where durability, moisture resistance, and fire safety are critical.

Features:

Supreme compressive, tensile and flexural strength
Water and vapor barrier
 Excellent thermal shot resistance
 Good sound absorption
Excellent thermal stability
 Light weight
Chemical resistance
Use to insulating  hot and cold application

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Technical Data

Properties	Unit	Type A                                           Type B    General                                      High Density
Service Temperature	C°	-268 to 427				-268 to 427
Density	Kg/m3 ±10 %	130				160
Mean Temperature     Thermal Conductivity	C°	- 46	- 18	24	204	- 46	- 18	24	204
	(w/m.k)	0.042	0.046	0.052	0.088	0.050	0.053	0.060	0.095
Hot Surface Performance		Pass (C411)
Max Water Vapor Permeability	ng. Pa-1 . S-1.M-1 ±10 %	0.007
Water Vapor Absorption, Max by Volume	% ±10 %	0.5
Fire Test ASTM E84	Max Flame Spread Index Max Smoke Spread Index	5 0
Combustibility		Non Combustible
Compressive Strength	Kpa ±10 %	414 - 1103				≥ 1655
Flexural Strength	Kpa ±10 %	283 - 476				≥ 627