Mineral Wool Sandwich Panel
Mineral wool sandwich panel category: the rockwool-core sandwich panels on this site, with handmade and machine-made routes and catalogue thickness and density.
- Mineral wool is used on this site as the broader category name for the rockwool-core panels listed here.
- Handmade rockwool panel, Type 50: 50 mm, customisable to 75 / 100 mm; density 60–120 kg/m³ (company catalogue).
- Machine-made rockwool panel, 1150 type: 50–150 mm; density 60–120 kg/m³ (company catalogue).
What mineral wool means on this site
Mineral wool is the category name for the stone-wool family that includes rockwool. This site uses the category page to gather buyers who search with the mineral wool wording and to direct them to the exact rockwool panels that the company materials support: the handmade rockwool panel and the machine-made rockwool tongue-and-groove panel. No separate mineral wool product is introduced here, and no specification is added beyond the two rockwool routes. If an inquiry uses the words mineral wool without naming a route, the first check is which of the two routes is intended, because thickness, width and joint all follow from that choice.
Panels in this category
| Panel | Thickness | Density | Joint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handmade rockwool panel, Type 50 | 50 mm; customisable to 75 / 100 mm | 60–120 kg/m³ | Male-female, or centre-aluminium |
| Machine-made rockwool panel, 1150 type | 50–150 mm | 60–120 kg/m³ | Tongue-and-groove |
Both panels are for cleanroom interior walls and ceilings. Neither is presented here as a roof panel, exterior cladding panel or loose insulation board.
How to specify a mineral wool panel
State the route, the thickness for each area, the density within the catalogue range, and the joint type. State the wall and ceiling areas separately, because a ceiling run and a wall run can require different thicknesses even in the same room. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and the lead time in your inquiry.