Puf Panel and Sandwich Panel

A PUF (Polyurethane Foam) panel is a type of insulated building panel made of a rigid polyurethane foam core placed between two metal sheets (usually steel or aluminum). These panels are widely used for thermal insulation in buildings.

Features & Benefits:
  • Structure of PUF Panel

    • Outer Layer: Pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI) or aluminum sheet

    • Core Material: Rigid polyurethane foam (PUF)

    • Inner Layer: Metal sheet

    Features

    • Excellent thermal insulation

    • Lightweight but strong

    • Quick and easy installation

    • Water and weather resistant

    • Energy efficient

    Applications

    • Cold storage rooms

    • Warehouses

    • Prefabricated buildings

    • Clean rooms

    • Roofing and wall cladding

    Advantages

    • Reduces heat transfer

    • Saves electricity costs

    • Durable and low maintenance

    • Fire-resistant (with fire-rated grade panels)

    A Sandwich panel is a composite building material made of three layers:

    1. Two outer metal sheets

    2. One insulating core material

    The core can be:

    • PUF (Polyurethane Foam)

    • EPS (Expanded Polystyrene)

    • Rockwool

    • Glass wool

    PUF panel is actually a type of sandwich panel, where the core material is polyurethane foam.

    Features

    • Strong and lightweight

    • Good sound and thermal insulation

    • Fast construction

    • Attractive finish

    Applications

    • Industrial buildings

    • Site offices

    • Residential prefabricated homes

    • Factories

    • Commercial buildings

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