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Cold Storage Panels: High-Performance Insulated Solutions for Temperature-Controlled Environments

In industries such as food storage, pharmaceuticals, and warehousing, cold storage is essential to maintain the quality of temperature-sensitive products. Cold storage panels have emerged as the most suitable solution for creating energy-efficient, sustainable and temperature-controlled spaces. These panels are designed to provide superior thermal insulation, ensure stable internal temperatures and reduce energy consumption. What Are Cold Storage Panels? Cold storage panels are prefabricated insulated sandwich panels used to create refrigerated environments, typically used in cold rooms, warehouses, and clean rooms. These panels consist of a core material (usually PIR or PUR foam) sandwiched between two outer layers of durable material, such as pre-painted galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum.  The main component of cold storage panels is their thermal insulation properties. PIR and PUR cores have low thermal conductivity, which ensures that the internal t...

What Makes Continuous Sandwich Panel Lines the Future of Prefab Construction?

As the demand for faster, sustainable, and energy-efficient construction rises in India, particularly in sectors like warehousing, cold storage, clean rooms, and industrial manufacturing , the technology behind how building components are made is gaining new attention. One innovation that’s transforming the insulated panel industry is the Continuous Sandwich Panel Production Line — a system designed for high-speed, high-quality manufacturing of insulated wall and roof panels. At EPACK Prefab , we’ve taken a bold step toward this future with the launch of our state-of-the-art Continuous Sandwich Panel Manufacturing Facility in South India . 🔄 Continuous vs Discontinuous Panel Lines: What’s the Difference? Traditional discontinuous (batch-based) panel lines produce panels in limited quantities and require more manual effort. While suitable for smaller jobs, they often result in: Slower production cycles Inconsistencies in insulation Higher material wastage In contrast...

Benefits of Using PUF Panels for Construction

In the fast-paced world of construction, selecting the right materials can significantly impact the efficiency, cost, and sustainability of a project. One such material that has gained immense popularity is PUF (Polyurethane Foam) panels . Known for their superior insulation, versatility, and cost-effectiveness, PUF panels have become a go-to solution for modern construction needs. This article explores the key benefits of using PUF panels and why they are a preferred choice for projects ranging from warehouses to cold storage facilities. What are PUF Panels? PUF panels, also called Sandwich PUF panels, consist of two outer metal sheets with a layer of polyurethane foam in between. This unique structure provides excellent thermal insulation, durability, and flexibility, making them ideal for a variety of applications such as roofing, walls, and partitions in industrial, commercial, and residential buildings. Advantages of Using PUF Panels 1. Cost-Effective and Time-Efficient PUF panels...

Applications of PUF Panels in the Commercial Construction Industry

PUF panels, or Polyurethane Foam panels, are gaining significant traction in the construction industry due to their versatility, thermal efficiency, and ease of installation. As industries in India shift towards sustainable, fast, and efficient construction, PUF panels—commonly used in EPS panel construction—are becoming an essential solution for various commercial structures. These include everything from cold storages and warehouses to industrial sheds and even airport terminals. This blog explores the multiple applications of PUF panels in the commercial construction sector, focusing on their value for project managers and business owners looking for scalable and modular construction options. What are PUF Panels? PUF (Polyurethane Foam) panels are prefabricated building components made by sandwiching rigid polyurethane foam between two metal sheets. These panels offer excellent insulation and are lightweight, making them ideal for large-scale industrial and commercial projects. Her...

What makes Polyurethane Insulation Panels different from Rockwool Insulation Panels?

Insulated sandwich panels made of PUR and rockwool are two of the most common kinds. This post will explain how the two panels are different. First, let's say a few words about sandwich panels. Sandwich panels have a layer in the middle that is held between two sheets of metal. From this, they get their name. The two outer layers are held up by the core layer. This makes a composite structure that is strong but doesn't weigh much. The fire resistance of glasswool panels is well known, but polyurethane panels also have their own benefits. The main difference between the two panels is the material in the middle that keeps the heat in. PUF Panels The polyurethane foam (PUR or PU) in the middle of PUF panels is what keeps the heat in. During the making process, the material is poured between two layers of GI sheets. When the foam that is poured hits the air, it starts to harden. This solid layer holds the two sheets together, making a single piece that is very good at insulating....

PUF and Rockwool Sandwich Panels – What are the Differences?

PUF as well as Rockwool sandwich panels are two of one of the most typical types of insulated sandwich panels around. This message will note the distinctions in between the two panels.   First off, a little introduction regarding sandwich panels. Sandwich panels have a core layer which is sandwiched between two metal sheets. For this reason they obtain their name. The core layer forms sustains to both external layers, that results right into a composite structure with high toughness by light product weight. While Glass Wool panel is extensively understood for its fire-resistive abilities, polyurethane panels as well have their own advantages. The significant distinction in between the two panels is in the insulating core product.   PUF Panels   The core insulating layer in PUF panels is polyurethane foam-- PUR or PU. Throughout the manufacturing procedure, the product is put in between 2 layers of GI sheets. The foam that is poured strengthens with it comes in contac...

UNMATCHED EFFICIENCY AND THERMAL INSULATION FROM COMPOSITE PANELS

Having a primary aim to reduce transmission of thermal energy through walls and ceilings, several construction elements are installed. An ideal space should retain heat during winters and conditioned temperatures during the summer. Reducing or minimizing thermal transmission not only makes a place more comfortable but plays a vital role in cutting energy costs. With minimum energy utilization, such buildings and enclosures tend to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly. In order to achieve this, various means of insulation are adopted and each one accounts to deriving a building that is best capable of retaining the temperatures. Innovations in material technology and advancements in construction methods have resulted in buildings that are better in energy efficiency and thermal insulation as well. Prefabrication is such a technology that has reformed the construction sector and with the advantages of being swift, sustainable and cost-effective, has been establ...

Satisfying Modern Day Construction Demands with Prefabricated Structures

Quick construction, durable structure design, cost-effective manufacturing, and on-time project delivery are the most beneficial attributes of prefabricated structures and thus have emerged as the most viable construction alternative for the vast infrastructure development requisites. Catering to the high-paced construction in all Indian cities, the rise of prefabrication has led to remarkable progress in the field and relieved the constraints of conventional construction methodologies.       “Necessity is the mother of invention”! With the phenomenal rise in construction and infrastructure development, there arose a natural demand for a quick and reliable alternative to conventional construction methods that can offer support structures and houses or buildings much quickly and cost-effectively. This led to the emergence of prefabrication where the construction of various structural components takes place at a dedicated manufacturing site and the assembly occur...