In all buildings, fire safety is of paramount importance. In order to limit the risk of flame propagation, the rock wool manufacturer ROCKWOOL has developed Conlit Ductboard 120, the insulation that guarantees protection of ventilation and smoke extraction ducts against fire throughout the life of a building. .
Conlit Ductboard 120 is a rigid non-combustible rock wool panel covered on one of its faces with a reinforced aluminum film. It has an EI 120 fire resistance, i.e. 120 minutes of guaranteed protection.
The ventilation and smoke extraction ducts generally pass through several rooms. If a fire breaks out, poor protection of the aeraulic system against the fire increases the risk of flame propagation. The protection of these conduits using the system Conflict Ductboard considerably limits this risk and adds extra minutes to rescue and evacuation operations.
Conflict Ductboard will be on sale from December from ROCKWOOL Prescription Managers.
Rock wool is a hygroscopic, non-hydrophilic inorganic product and dimensionally stable, ensuring performance and product durability. The reinforced black aluminum layer provides an elegant and easy-care finish. Thanks to its low thickness (90mm), Conlit Ductboard 120 is quick and easy to install.
ROCKWOOL also offers Conlit Glue, for joining Conlit Dutcboard panels to each other and to steel supports.
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