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  1. Thermal Insulation Materials >> Roof Insulations
  2. Under Roof Insulations
Under Roof Insulations like SunPro® ANW & SunPro® ANWA are Reflects most of radiation heat (blocks 97% of radiation heat) . Apply Nonwoven fabric which is a fabric-like material made from long fibbers, bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat or solvent treatment as backing, reflective aluminium foil as the outer surface laminated together by LDPE / acrylic adhesive, this foil insulation radiant barrier is light weight, environment friendly, soft and easy to fold; usually be installed in dry environment to prevent heat conduction and thermal radiant.

Pure Al Foil Insulations Materials Like SunPro® AWA&AW Technical Specifications An aluminium film will be placed between the roof tiles and the structure of the roof. This film shall be made of synthetic structure (not paper based) to resist high moisture environment. Its reflective face will be placed up both side and will be of pure aluminium (not metallised) for a radiation reflection higher than 95%.

Structure: WUV & FR Woven Fabric + PE + Al Foil Or Both Side Metalized / Al Foil Also Available Width of the roll:     100mm ~1250mm Core: 3 inch. Length : According to the customers' demand. Colour: silver, white, black, deep blue, light blue, orange.

Under Roof Insulations is light in weight, excellent tear-resistance & good puncture resistance & excellent water vapour resistance and higher tensile strength. It is easy to handle during construction. Anti-aging, peel strength, and printable

Other Packaging Usage:

Under Roof Insulations Materials Metalized film / Al Foil Laminated non woven fabric used in flexible packaging, waterproof material, decorative material, foodstuff packaging, barrier material, Low heat shrinkage, well tensile strength, aluminium coating is well-proportioned has very high lusted degree, light reflectivity reach 98%, suitable for yarn, cling packaging, cosmetic packaging and tobacco and liquor packaging...