Consider the many options. Discontinuous polyurethane-filled insulation production is most commonly used to produce insulated metal wall and roof building panels, but this process is also suitable for the production of entrance systems, garage doors, entry doors and refrigeration coolers. With a high insulation value in a temperature range from -50 to 150°C, polyurethane is the obvious choice for insulating cold rooms and cooling appliances.

Discontinuous processes can also be utilised for the production of sandwich panels with lower production rates or for special applications.

Legal regulations demand a reduction in energy consumption and improvements in the thermal insulation of buildings in line with high fire safety standards. Therefore, Pearl Polyurethane remains abreast of these requirements to ensure compliance are met now and in the future.

Pearl Polyurethane also offers a range of solutions for discontinuous metal sandwich panel production.

Talk to our R&D team to select the best product for your specific needs by contacting us.