Recycled Rockwool

Technical Characteristics

Board Dimensions: 1x0.5m (0.5m2)

Density: 110/120 Kg/m3

Thermal Conductivity: 0.043 W/(mK)

Available thickness: 25/50mm Ask for other thickness

Anti-Vibration Applications

HVAC systems: Cork mats or panels can dampen vibrations from air conditioning units, minimizing noise pollution and enhancing occupant comfort.

Boilers and Mechanical Equipment: Applying cork around boilers or machinery reduces vibrations and operational noise, contributing to a quieter building environment.

Floating Slabs for Car Parking Decks: Cork is used as a decoupling layer beneath floating slabs, absorbing vibrations from vehicle movements and reducing structural noise.

Factories and Industrial Machinery: Cork’s damping properties help isolate vibrations from heavy machinery, improving worker safety and reducing structural wear.

Thermal Insulation Applications

Green Roofs and Flat Roofs: Cork boards provide thermal insulation, helping to regulate indoor temperatures and reduce energy consumption.

ETICS (External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems): Cork is used as an insulating layer to improve energy efficiency and thermal comfort.

Cavity Walls: Cork inserts or layers enhance thermal performance by reducing heat transfer through wall cavities.

Other Applications: It can be incorporated into flooring, wall linings, and roof assemblies to improve overall building insulation.

Key Benefits

Natural Vibration Damping: Significantly reduces transmission of vibrations and noise, improving comfort and acoustic performance.

Thermal Efficiency: Provides high-quality insulation that lowers energy costs and enhances sustainability.

Sustainability: As a renewable resource harvested from cork oak trees, Amorim Cork promotes eco-friendly building practices. It is biodegradable, recyclable, and contributes to carbon sequestration.

Durability and Flexibility: Resistant to moisture, pests, and decay, ensuring long-lasting performance across diverse applications.

Environmental Impact: Using cork supports sustainable forestry, with cork harvesting being a low-impact process that encourages biodiversity and forest preservation.