A company in Jordan has submitted an inquiry for a rockwool sandwich panel production line in Jordan. For more information, and contact info, please email: info@sandwichpanels.org
A company in Jordan has submitted an inquiry for a rockwool sandwich panel production line in Jordan. For more information, and contact info, please email: info@sandwichpanels.org
Here is an interesting article discussing the different types of residential construction including SIPs and insulated sandwich panels.
A company in Pakistan is in need of sandwich panel equipment to manufacture cold storage and insulated warehouses. For contact info, email: info@sandwichpanels.org.
Here is a slide show of a 5200 Sq Foot House built in Texas with 4.5 inch R-25 Wall Panels and 6.5 inch R-40 Roof Panels.
Here is a blog post from a Santa Claus rental company; what is interesting is that Santa’s bench is made as a lightweight sandwich structure for easier transportation:
“The bench or chair back is made using foam-core construction for weight reduction, and has casters on the back at the bottom that allows it to be wheeled into the room.”
A reader recently wrote in:
We are launching a new sandwich panel manufacturing plant in Kabul Afghanistan. The production rate of plant is 3000m2/day. I wonder if you could help by answering questions below.
1- Apart from specific training operators for the machine by manufacturer, what level of academicals and technical education should they have?
2- How many people is needed for maintenance and repairs and at what level of academics and technical education?
3- How the management is set up?
4- What is the complete human resources chart for such plant.
If you have any helpful information on insight to provide, please email info@sandwichpanels.org to get in touch.
In the US, when you apply for a Patent, your application becomes public. Thus, keeping an eye on patent applications can be more relevant then keeping an eye on published patents.
Here is a Patent application for a new method of joining sandwich panels assigned to Innovida Factories.
One of the big drivers for the rise of SIPs and insulated sandwich panels is the great R-value they provide. Here is a recent article discussing the “green aspects” of various types of insulation.
Above is a video showing a vertical panel saw, which can work great with sandwich panels. Notice the dust collection system, very important…
Here is a brand new US Patent granted to Airbus titled: Locally reinforced core structure for composite sandwich structure and method of producing the same
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