A1 Fireproof Rock Wool Board Insulation

Fireproof Rock Wool Board
December 27, 2025
Category Connection: Fireproof Rock Wool Board
Brief: In this video, we provide a comprehensive walkthrough of our A1 Fireproof Rock Wool Board insulation. You'll see a detailed demonstration of its superior fire resistance, thermal insulation, and moisture-repelling properties. We'll explore its manufacturing process from natural basalt rock and showcase real-world applications in building insulation, industrial settings, and data centers.
Related Product Features:
  • Class A1 non-combustible material with the highest fire rating for maximum safety.
  • Excellent thermal insulation properties with temperature resistance from -268℃ to 650℃.
  • Effective noise reduction capabilities for acoustic control in various environments.
  • Superior hydrophobic properties with water absorption rates of ≤5% for moisture resistance.
  • High chemical stability and corrosion resistance ensuring long service life.
  • Environmentally friendly and non-toxic composition supporting sustainable building practices.
  • Available in thicknesses from 30mm to 150mm to suit diverse insulation requirements.
  • Manufactured from natural basalt and diabase rocks melted at over 1500°C for superior quality.
FAQs:
  • What is the fire rating of this rock wool board?
    Our rock wool board has a Class A1 non-combustible rating, which is the highest fire performance classification. It does not burn and maintains structural stability at high temperatures up to 650℃, providing 1-4 hours of fire resistance depending on the application.
  • How does this insulation perform in moist environments?
    The rock wool board features superior hydrophobic properties with water absorption rates of ≤5% (≤3% for premium grades). This ensures reliable moisture resistance and prevents performance degradation in humid conditions or wet applications.
  • What applications are suitable for this fireproof rock wool board?
    This versatile insulation is suitable for building insulation in walls, ceilings, and partition walls; industrial furnace and kiln insulation; data center temperature control; transportation insulation in trains and buses; cold storage facilities; and historic building renovations.
  • How does rock wool compare to other insulation materials in fire safety?
    Unlike combustible materials like EPS (Class B2) and polyurethane foam (Class B3) that release toxic fumes and spread fire quickly, rock wool maintains Class A1 non-combustible properties, does not burn, and provides significantly longer fire resistance from 1-4 hours.