Cork thermal and sound insulation board
– A unique natural insulation product with excellent properties and a long service life,
– Exterior insulation of building facades, insulation of roofs and terraces,
– Interior insulation of sound and heat, floors, walls, partitions and ceilings,
– Antibacterial and vapor permeable – does not accumulate water vapor,
– A natural product with an unrivaled longevity
Usage:
– Exterior insulation of building facades, insulation of roofs and terraces, interior insulation of sound and heat, floors, walls, partitions, ceilings
– Thermal insulation mainly limits heat losses (gains) and ensures the required state of the internal environment
– The basic task of the thermal insulation layer is to slow down the heat loss over time. This achieves permanent maintenance of the temperature in the heated room and, conversely, reduces the flow of heat to the cold exterior
– The thermal insulation layer, however, prevents the formation of condensation, thermal bridges and at the same time limits thermal deformations, but above all reduces energy losses during heating
Production process of cork expanded boards
Ecologically clean electrical energy is used, obtained by burning biomass, which is created during the production itself. The energy obtained in this way constitutes up to 97% of the total energy in the production process.
1. Manual collection of cork cover without the need for additional mechanization. Only the bark is removed, leaving the tree intact.
2. Wooding of the residual bark and subsequent gravity sorting of the cork pulp. Biomass is formed from cork dust during sorting and cutting.
3. The sorted grains are transported to autoclaves, where they expand (increase their volume) at a temperature of 350-370°C.
4. When cork grains are expanded, they are connected to each other using their own resins, without the use of synthetic adhesives or solvents.
5. The expanded cork blocks are then cooled with cold water and left to stabilize for 10 days without the need for further mechanization.
6. After stabilization, the individual blocks are cut to the required dimensions. The finished products are packed and shipped directly to the customer in the required quantity.