Basic Knowledge of Thermal Conductivity Thermal Conductivity Table Rigid Polyurethane, etc.

We will introduce the basic knowledge of thermal conductivity, starting with the characteristics of our materials!

Thermal conductivity refers to the measure of how easily heat is conducted. High thermal conductivity → Heat is easily transmitted Low thermal conductivity → Heat is not easily transmitted Liquids conduct heat better than gases, and solids conduct heat better than liquids, with thermal conductivity increasing in the order of "gas < liquid < solid." Metals have high thermal conductivity, while materials like polyurethane foam have low thermal conductivity, which is even lower than that of air. [Features of Our Materials] ■ Uses high-performance polyurethane (cyclopentane material) with excellent insulation and environmental properties ■ Thermal conductivity: 0.021 W/mk (initial value) ■ Approximately 30% higher performance compared to typical expanded PS (0.034 W/mk) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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