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Rock Wool Roof Sandwich Panel Class A Fire Rated Glostar

Glostar Rock Wool Roof Sandwich Panel Class A Fire Rated feature a Class A non-combustible rock wool core with a high acidity coefficient (≥1.6). Featuring a specialized weather-tight lap joint, it delivers unmatched waterproofing, thermal insulation, and fire safety for modern industrial and commercial buildings.

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SR1000
Class A Non-CombustibleRoof ApplicationFactory Direct Export

Rock Wool Roof Sandwich Panel
Class A Fire Rated · Non-Combustible Mineral Wool Core · 50–150 mm

Engineered for roofs that demand both superior thermal insulation and the highest fire-safety classification. The hydrophobic rock wool core achieves Class A (non-combustible) performance, ≥ 30–180 min fire resistance, and a thermal conductivity of ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K) — in a single factory-finished panel ready for direct installation.

λ ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K)Fire Class A (Non-Combustible)Core Density 120 kg/m³Thickness 50–150 mmStandard Length 1 000 mm

Rock Wool Roof Sandwich Panel Class A Fire Rated Glostar

Fire Rating
Class A
Non-combustible core
Thermal Conductivity
≤ 0.043
W/(m·K)
Fire Resistance
30–180 min
REI by thickness
Core Density
120
kg/m³
Panel Width
1 000 mm
500–1 200 mm range
Max Length
15 000 mm
Custom cut to order
Product Overview

The Glostar Rock Wool Roof Sandwich Panel is a factory-assembled composite enclosure element designed for industrial, commercial, and institutional roofs where Class A fire safety is a mandatory requirement. The panel combines two pre-painted steel face sheets with a high-density hydrophobic rock wool (mineral wool) core, bonded and formed under controlled factory conditions into a structurally self-supporting, thermally efficient, and fire-safe roof panel.

The male-female lap joint profile — with PU (polyurethane) edge sealing — provides weathertightness and airtightness at the joint, critical for roof applications where water ingress at the panel junction is the most common failure point of conventional insulated panel systems. Panels are cut to your required length (up to 15 000 mm) at the factory, arriving on site ready for immediate installation without on-site cutting or insulation finishing.

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Glostar Sandwich Panel Manufacturing Process
5 Key Performance Features
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Class A Non-Combustible Fire Performance

The rock wool core is manufactured from inorganic mineral fibres with a melting point exceeding 1 000 °C. Under direct flame exposure the core does not burn, does not drip, and does not propagate fire — meeting the Class A (non-combustible) classification under GB 8624, DIN 4102-A1, and equivalent standards. Fire resistance at the system level reaches ≥ 30 min for panels ≤ 80 mm and ≥ 60 min for panels > 80 mm, providing the fire compartmentation performance required by industrial fire codes across Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Asian markets.

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Effective Thermal Insulation — λ ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K)

The hydrophobic rock wool core achieves a declared thermal conductivity of ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K). Combined with the male-female lap joint geometry and PU edge sealing at the panel junction, thermal bridging at the joint is minimised — delivering the full design U-value across the roof assembly without thermal weak points. U-values range from 0.85 W/(m²·K) at 50 mm to 0.31 W/(m²·K) at 150 mm, covering the full range of insulation requirements from standard industrial facilities to energy-code-compliant buildings.

Weathertight Lap Joint with PU Sealant Edge

The roof panel uses a male-female (tongue and groove) lap joint profile: the external overlap dimension is generous — reducing the risk of wind-driven rain ingress — and the joint is factory-sealed with a continuous PU bead along the panel edge. This dual-layer protection (mechanical overlap + chemical seal) addresses the most common leakage failure mode of conventional insulated roof panels and maintains airtightness across the roof plane.

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Structural Integrity — Large Male-Female Overlap

The panel profile is designed with an enlarged male-female external overlap at the longitudinal joint. This increases the effective bearing area at the purlin connection and distributes point loads across a greater width of face sheet — improving overall bending stiffness and load-carrying capacity under roof live loads (maintenance personnel, wind pressure, light snow accumulation in highland climates). The result is a panel that can span standard purlin spacings of 3–4 m without additional structural support.

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Hydrophobic Core — ≥ 98% Water Repellency

The mineral wool core is treated with a hydrophobic agent during manufacturing. Water repellency (short-term water absorption by partial immersion) is ≥ 98%, meaning the core does not absorb or retain moisture under normal service conditions. Critically, if the panel is exposed to water during construction or extreme weather events, the core can be dried and its full insulation performance recovered — a significant advantage over foam-based core materials where moisture absorption is permanent and causes progressive thermal degradation.

Panel Cross-Section & Structure
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Layer by Layer
Outer Face Sheet — Pre-painted Galvanised Steel · 0.6 mm · PVDF / HDP / Polyester coating · Custom RAL colour
Rock Wool Core — 120 kg/m³ · λ ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K)
Non-combustible mineral wool · Hydrophobic treated · Class A fire · Acoustic Rw 30–40 dB
PU (Polyurethane) Edge Seal — continuous bead at male-female lap joint · weathertight · airtight
Inner Face Sheet — Pre-painted Steel · 0.5 mm · smooth or micro-rib profile
Thermal Performance by Thickness

Select the panel thickness based on your climate zone, cooling/heating load, and local energy code U-value requirement. For Middle East climates (peak ambient 45–50 °C), 80–100 mm is recommended for standard industrial roofs. For fire-compartment or acoustic walls where insulation is secondary, 50 mm rock wool panels are commonly used alongside thicker foam-core roof panels.

Thickness U-Value W/(m²·K) Fire Resistance Typical Use
50 mm 0.85 W/(m²·K) ≥ 30 min Fire walls, acoustic partitions, temperate climates
80 mm 0.56 W/(m²·K) ≥ 30 min General industrial roof, Middle East standard spec
100 mm 0.46 W/(m²·K) ≥ 60 min Recommended — pharmaceuticals, food, electronics manufacturing
120 mm 0.38 W/(m²·K) ≥ 60 min Energy-code buildings, high AC load environments
150 mm 0.31 W/(m²·K) ≥ 60 min Green building certification, cold climates, data centres
Full Technical Specifications
Panel Type Rock Wool (Mineral Wool) Roof Sandwich Panel — SR1000 Series
Core Material High-quality hydrophobic rock wool (mineral wool)
Core Density 120 kg/m³
Thermal Conductivity λ ≤ 0.043 W/(m·K)
Available Thickness 50 mm / 80 mm / 100 mm / 120 mm / 150 mm (other thicknesses on request)
Standard Width 1 000 mm (range: 500–1 200 mm)
Maximum Length ≤ 15 000 mm (cut to order)
Joint Type Male-female (tongue and groove) lap joint — enlarged external overlap
Outer Face Sheet 0.6 mm pre-painted galvanised steel (PVDF / HDP / Polyester coating available)
Inner Face Sheet 0.5 mm pre-painted galvanised steel (project-specific options available)
Fire Classification Class A
Fire Resistance (REI) ≥ 30 min (thickness ≤ 80 mm)  /  ≥ 60 min (thickness > 80 mm)
Rock Wool Acidity Coefficient ≥ 1.6 (high-durability mineral fibre grade)
Water Repellency ≥ 98% (short-term water absorption by partial immersion)
Typical Applications
Industrial building roofs

🏭 Electronics Manufacturing
Fire-rated roof and fire-wall panels for large-scale electronics campuses — Class A compliance for insurance and building code
💊 Pharmaceutical GMP
WHO GMP and EU GMP fire-safety requirements met by the Class A core; acoustic separation between production and utility zones
🍽️ Food & Beverage
Non-combustible roof panels for food processing halls where fire safety regulations prohibit foam-core panels above food production lines
🏗️ Large-Span Industrial
Warehouses and logistics hubs where insurer or authority requires Class A non-combustible roof to reduce fire loading
⚡ Power & Energy
Substation buildings, control rooms, and power plant auxiliary structures where non-combustible enclosures are a regulatory requirement
🏫 Public & Institutional
Schools, hospitals, data centres — buildings where occupant evacuation time requirements drive the need for extended fire resistance ratings
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Why does the rock wool core need to be Class A when the steel face sheets are already non-combustible?
Steel face sheets alone do not constitute a fire-resistant assembly. In a fire, the steel rapidly conducts heat through the panel and loses structural strength within minutes. The rock wool core provides thermal insulation that delays heat transfer through the panel — this is what creates the REI (load-bearing capacity, integrity, insulation) rating of 30–60 minutes. More critically, foam-core panels fail fire inspections not because the steel face sheet burns, but because the foam core burns, generates toxic gases, and causes rapid structural collapse. Class A rock wool eliminates this failure mode entirely.
Q Is rock wool sandwich panel suitable for humid climates such as Southeast Asia?
Yes. The hydrophobic treatment of the mineral wool core ensures water repellency ≥ 98% — the core does not absorb ambient humidity under normal service conditions. The PU edge seal at the lap joint prevents capillary water entry at the panel junction. For coastal or high-humidity environments, the outer face sheet should be specified with PVDF or HDP coating over an aluminium-zinc alloy substrate for maximum corrosion resistance at cut edges.
Q Can I mix rock wool panels with PIR or PU panels in the same roof?
Yes — and this is the standard approach for most large industrial projects. PIR or PU panels are used for the general roof area (better thermal efficiency, lower weight, lower cost); SR1000 rock wool sandwich panels are used in fire-rated zones, equipment rooms, fire-compartment walls, and areas adjacent to high fire-risk operations. Both panel types share the same face sheet profile and joint system, so they can be interfaced on site without special transition details. Our Foxconn KK Park project (Hyderabad, India — 90,954 m²) used exactly this combination.
Q What is the acidity coefficient of rock wool and why does it matter?
The acidity coefficient (ratio of acidic to basic oxides in the mineral composition) is a key indicator of rock wool fibre durability. A coefficient ≥ 1.6 indicates a high proportion of silica and alumina — fibres that resist dissolution in body fluids and are classified as biopersistent-safe under current EU and WHO guidelines. Our rock wool core specifies an acidity coefficient ≥ 1.6, meeting the durability requirements of EN 13162 and equivalent standards. Lower-grade mineral wool products with coefficients below 1.5 have reduced chemical stability and shorter service life in humid service conditions.
Q What documents can you provide for project compliance and import?
We provide: factory fire test report (Class A classification, fire resistance REI), thermal conductivity test report (λ value by thickness), material safety data sheet (MSDS), ISO 9001:2015 factory certificate, packing list and commercial invoice for customs, certificate of origin. For GMP pharmaceutical projects, batch material traceability records are available. Import requirements for Saudi Arabia (SASO), UAE (ESMA), India (BIS), and Malaysia (SIRIM) vary — please confirm with your customs broker at the project planning stage; we assist with documentation preparation for all markets we regularly serve.
Why Specify Glostar Rock Wool Panels?
  • Third-party tested fire and thermal certification — actual test reports available for each thickness, not just a certificate number. Tested under GB 8624 and EN 13162 / EN 14509 compatible protocols.
  • High-density 120 kg/m³ core — above the minimum specification for structural panel applications. Higher density means better compressive strength, better acoustic performance, and more stable long-term thermal values compared to low-density rock wool.
  • Full system supply — rock wool panels, matched accessories (ridge caps, eave flashings, gable trims, window reveals), and node drawings supplied as a complete system. No coordination gaps between panel and accessory suppliers.
  • Proven large-project export capability — 90,954 m² supplied to Foxconn KK Park (Hyderabad, India) in a single project, with phased delivery coordinated to the construction programme. Reference documentation available.
  • Custom length cut to order — up to 15 000 mm, eliminating transverse joints and reducing on-site waste. Face sheet coating colour to RAL specification on request.
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