PUF (Polyurethane Foam) insulated panels are composite building materials made of two metal sheets sandwiching a core of polyurethane foam insulation.

PUF insulated panels provide a high level of insulation, fire resistance, energy efficiency, and structural stability, as well as being light in weight and easy to install. They also offer excellent resistance to moisture, chemicals, and other environmental factors.

PUF insulated panels are widely used in construction, particularly in the building of refrigerated warehouses, cold storage facilities, and other structures where temperature control is required. They are also used in the construction of walls, roofs, and partitions in various types of buildings.

PUF insulated panels are manufactured through a continuous laminating process, in which the two metal sheets are coated with a polyurethane foam insulation and then pressed together under high pressure and temperature.

Yes, PUF insulated panels are considered environmentally friendly because they are made from materials that do not emit harmful gases, and the polyurethane foam insulation has low global warming potential.

PUF insulated panels maintain temperature by providing a high level of insulation that reduces the transfer of heat or cold through the panels. This helps to keep the interior temperature of a building consistent and reduces energy consumption for heating or cooling.

PUF insulated panels are highly durable and can last for many years without significant degradation. They are resistant to moisture, chemicals, and other environmental factors, and do not require significant maintenance over their lifetime.