The LF panel is an industrialized thermal panel that allows you to meet the fire constraints of your building while maintaining high thermal insulation characteristics. It is non-combustible and suitable for new buildings, renovations or the construction of insulating cladding.
The LF panel consists of a non-combustible, high-density rock wool insulation core bonded between two metal facings. Depending on the desired performance, the density of the rock wool used is 135 kg/m3, 120 kg/m3 or 100 kg/m3. Its thermal conductivity is 0.041 W/m.K.
With a base width of 1160 mm, the thickness of the LF Dagard thermal panel can vary from 40 to 240 mm according to your needs and its length can reach 12 m maximum (depending on the thickness).
The LF thermal panel is offered with various coatings, allowing you to meet the constraints of different activities: in steel coated with a polyester lacquer, a PVDF lacquer, a PET complex, a PVC film or in stainless steel, depending on the environment.
As standard, the coating is a galvanised steel sheet coated with a white polyester lacquer. It can be either smooth, ribbed or micro-ribbed.
Dagard’s LF panel has numerous approvals attesting to its high level of performance: DTA (Technical Opinion – CSTB), FM approval, Reaction to fire: A2-s1,d0.
It has a thermal conductivity of λ= 0.041 W/m.K
The LF thermal panel is particularly suitable for the construction of incombustible isothermal enclosures of all sizes, particularly in the food industry.
