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Cold Storage PU and PIR Sandwich Panel Production Solution

Continuous and batch PU/PIR panel-production configurations for cold rooms and freezers. Panel thickness, joint design, formulation and tested insulation performance guide equipment selection. Concept illustration — not a photograph of delivered equipment or a customer installation.

100–250mm Reference panel range; matched tooling required
36m Reference continuous laminator
PU/PIR Recipe-specific core options
Cold Chain Thermal Envelope

Precision PU/PIR Sandwich Panel Solutions for Cold Storage & Refrigeration

Plan thick insulated wall and ceiling panels around the facing, core chemistry, joint structure and production target. The supplied brief describes a 36 m continuous reference line and batch press alternatives for embedded cam-locks. Thermal conductivity, closed-cell content, fire reaction and installed-envelope performance require testing of the actual panel construction.

Core and Joint Planning

Select thickness, facing, seals and joint geometry for the intended cold-room envelope.

Continuous or Batch Production

Compare order mix, curing time, handling and embedded components before selecting the route.

Core foaming equipment and integrated forming/lamination/cutting interfaces are defined in the project scope.

Deep-Freeze Manufacturing Workflow

Step-by-Step Cold Storage Panel In-Situ Foaming Process

A reference sequence for thick-core PU/PIR panels; validate recipe, temperature, cure residence and finished joints.

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Precision Labyrinth Joint Cold Rolling

Heavy-gauge pre-painted steel coils pass through multi-station precision forming cassettes, shaping multi-step tongue-and-groove joint contours designed to halt convective cold air bypassing.

SHEET GAUGE: 0.5–0.8 MM | STEP DEPTH: UP TO 35 MM
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Substrate Preheating & Chemical Thermal Balancing

Formed metal skins traverse long hot-air tunnels heated to 45°C–55°C to activate metal adhesion, while dynamic TCU skids stabilize raw polyol and isocyanate precursors within ±0.5°C.

SHEET PREHEATING: 45°C–55°C | FLUID STABILITY: ±0.5°C
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High-Pressure Pentane In-Situ Pouring

High-pressure axial pumps meter pentane-blown PIR chemicals through a servo-driven oscillating pouring head, depositing a uniform chemical film onto the bottom sheet under closed-loop Ratio Lock control.

METERING PRESSURE: 160–200 BAR | RATIO ACCURACY: ±0.5%
Configuration & Process Parameters

Technical Specifications

Review the equipment and process parameters for Cold Storage PU/PIR Sandwich Panel Production Line. Final values depend on the material, tooling, production target and agreed configuration.

Technical ParameterStandard Specification / ValueEngineering Context & Verification
Target ApplicationCold Rooms, Freezer Warehouses, Blast Freezers, ChillersDeep cold thermal insulation (-40°C to +10°C)
Core Insulation MaterialPolyurethane (PUR) / Polyisocyanurate (PIR)In-situ high-density rigid foam matrix
Panel Thickness Range100 mm – 250 mm (Heavy cold storage standard)Adjustable motorized double-belt track
Production ModesContinuous Double Belt / Discontinuous Press LinesTailored to mass volume or specialized sizes
Core Foam Density40 – 45 kg/m³Reference core density; moisture behavior requires testing
Thermal Conductivity (λ)0.019–0.021 W/(m·K), supplied recipe referenceRecipe reference only; confirm test method, mean temperature, conditioning and aging
Joint Profile StructureMulti-Labyrinth Tongue-and-Groove / Cam-lockJoint and sealing design; validate the installed envelope
Continuous Line Speed2.5 – 8.0 m/min (Thickness dependent)Extended curing time for 150–250mm panels
Values on this solution page must be confirmed for the selected material, product, test method and operating conditions in the project proposal. Existing project records are specific to their own configurations.
Engineering Considerations

Key Cold Storage Engineering Advantages

Why commercial refrigeration contractors select Haifeng cold storage sandwich panel lines.

Recipe and Thermal Review

Panel conductivity and closed-cell content are material and test quantities; equipment alone does not guarantee them.

Joint and Seal Configuration

Specify joint geometry and seals against envelope requirements and installation tolerances.

Thick-Core Cure Control

Review dwell time, temperature and exotherm for each thickness and formulation.

Pentane-Handling Interfaces

Define enclosure, gas detection, ventilation, stop actions and site responsibilities in the ordered configuration.

Application evidence

Related Project Records and Industry References

Review the evidence type on each record. Haifeng project figures describe their own configuration; public industry references identify third-party sources and are not Haifeng deliveries.

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Production Planning Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers about Cold Storage PU/PIR Sandwich Panel Production Line, including material selection, equipment configuration and the information needed to plan a production line.

How is thick-core cure selected? +
The supplied continuous reference has a 36 m belt. Select temperature, speed and catalyst formulation through trials; an extended belt does not alone eliminate scorching or shrinkage.
Is conductivity or closed-cell content guaranteed by this line? +
No. Confirm values for the actual recipe and finished panel with documented sample conditioning, temperature and test methods.
How are cam-lock panels produced? +
For specified embedded cam-locks, a batch press with suitable locating fixtures is an alternative to continuous tongue-and-groove panel production.
How are pentane safety functions defined? +
Gas monitoring, ventilation, isolation and stop actions follow the approved project design and commissioning tests. This page does not prescribe operating alarm thresholds or claim certification.
How much space and commissioning time are required? +
The related brief reports 42 days and 2,200 m² for its project. These are project references; confirm your layout, utilities and trial schedule separately.

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