Kingspan Expands Commercial Product Offering to Include 60 PSI GreenGuard Type VII XPS Insulation Board


Kingspan Insulation is expanding its commercial product offering by introducing GreenGuard Type VII XPS Insulation Board for high load-bearing engineered applications requiring insulation with a minimum compressive strength of 60 PSI. Type VII XPS is primarly used in commercial roofing applications such as protected membrane (PMR) and pedestal paver systems.

“Kingspan continues to be committed to our customers and expanding our product offerings to the North American market,” said Ryan Sullivan, managing director, Kingspan Insulation North America. “Our recent investment into a new, state-of-the-art XPS insulation manufacturing line is allowing us to increase capacity and expand our GreenGuard XPS product portfolio to include insulation board with higher compressive strengths.”

The new GreenGuard Type VII XPS Insulation Board offers an R-value of 5.0 per inch of thickness and meets ASTM C578 Type VII requirements. The product retains its insulating properties over time, has high water resistance and is HCFC free. In addition to commercial roofing applications, it is also excellent for low-temperature freezer floors, cold storage facility floors, ice rinks, and parking decks.

 

For more information visit www.kingspaninsulation.us



July 3, 2017


Topic Area: Press Release


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