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Pir cold room refrigeration panels
Product Introduction:

PIR (Polyisocyanurate) insulation is a rigid closed-cell foam insulation material produced through the chemical reaction and trimerization of isocyanates. It is widely used as the insulation core in insulated sandwich panels for cold storage and temperature-controlled facilities.

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

What Is PIR Insulation?

PIR (Polyisocyanurate) insulation is a rigid closed-cell foam insulation material produced through the chemical reaction and trimerization of isocyanates. It is widely used as the insulation core in insulated sandwich panels for cold storage and temperature-controlled facilities.

PIR cold room refrigeration panels are specially designed for cold storage, refrigeration, and temperature-controlled environments. Manufactured with a rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation core between durable metal surfaces, these panels provide excellent thermal insulation, structural stability, and enhanced fire performance for demanding refrigeration applications.

The high-performance insulated panel system helps reduce heat transfer between the cold room and surrounding environment, supporting stable storage temperatures and efficient refrigeration system operation.

PIR cold room refrigeration panels are suitable for chiller rooms, freezer rooms, walk-in cold rooms, blast freezer facilities, food processing plants, refrigerated warehouses, and industrial refrigeration projects.



Advantages of PIR Cold Room Panels

Compared with conventional PUR insulation panels, PIR sandwich panels can offer enhanced thermal and fire-performance characteristics, depending on the panel construction, formulation, and applicable testing standards.

The main advantages of PIR insulation include:

· Excellent thermal insulation helps reduce heat transfer

· Low thermal conductivity supports efficient temperature control

· Enhanced fire performance for applications with higher fire-safety requirements

· Good dimensional stability under changing temperature conditions

· Durable sandwich panel construction for long-term cold storage applications

· Suitable for low-temperature environments and demanding refrigeration projects


PIR vs. PUR Insulation

Both PUR and PIR are widely used insulation materials for cold room panels. The most suitable insulation material depends on the project's thermal requirements, fire-performance requirements, operating temperature, local regulations, and budget.

PIR panels are particularly suitable for projects where high thermal insulation performance and enhanced fire performance are important considerations.


PIR Panel Thickness Options

PIR cold room refrigeration panels are available in different thicknesses to meet the insulation requirements of different refrigeration applications.

Panel Thickness

Typical Application

50 mm

Chilled and general refrigerated rooms

75 mm

Cold storage applications

100 mm

Freezer rooms

120 mm

Low-temperature applications

150 mm

High-insulation freezer applications

175 mm

Deep-freezing applications

200 mm

Very low-temperature applications


TECHNICAL DATASHEETS

Technical Specifications

PIR Panel Technical Standard

No.

Item

Unit

Technical Requirement

1

Density

kg/m³

40 ± 2

2

Thermal Conductivity

W/m·K

≤ 0.022

3

Combustion Performance

B1

4

Peel/Delamination Performance – Core Material Surface

Uniform distribution


Adhesive Area of Each Peeled Surface

%

≥ 90%

5

Bond Strength Between Core and Steel

MPa

≥ 0.1


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