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Rockwool is manufactured from basalt, a natural inorganic raw material sourced domestically. Produced by heating basalt at 1350˚C – 1400˚C and transforming it into fibers, Rockwool can be supplied in the form of blankets, boards, pipes, or loose fill. It is available in different sizes, technical properties, and with optional facing materials depending on the intended use. Rockwool is widely used for thermal insulation, sound insulation, acoustic comfort, and fire safety.
General Information
- Declared thermal conductivity: 0,035 ≤ λ ≤ 0,040 W/mK (at 10˚C)
- Classified in thermal conductivity groups 035 and 040
- Water vapor diffusion resistance factor: μ = 1
- Service temperature range: -50˚C to +650˚C (depending on type)
- Melting temperature: > 1000˚C
- Remains dimensionally stable under heat and humidity
- Rot-proof, resistant to aging, corrosion, mold, insects, and microorganisms
- Non-hygroscopic and non-capillary
- Unfaced Rockwool is classified as A1 non-combustible material (TS EN 13501-1)
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