Thanks to graphite technology, the most efficient insulation material on the market has become even better. In a special process, graphite particles are embedded into the foam structure of ordinary white EPS (expanded polystyrene). This “grey” EPS offers the unique properties of graphite, such as infrared radiation reflection, and therefore heat reflection.
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This increases insulation efficiency by up to 20%. Grey polystyrene is particularly well suited for buildings with high energy standards, such as low-energy or passive houses, or buildings aiming to achieve the best insulation levels in a limited space, such as renovated old structures.
Modern buildings often lack traditional thermal storage mass, which makes cooling a necessity. Cooling ceilings are a particularly effective solution in this case. They offer a “gentle” heating and cooling option with low energy demand. High-performance drywall panels make surface temperature control systems even more energy-efficient. Gypsum plaster regulates the room atmosphere and provides excellent fire resistance.
The graphite core, meanwhile, provides exceptional thermal conductivity. The panels combine both these properties and thereby achieve a thermal conductivity coefficient of 0.45 W/mK, which significantly exceeds the parameters of thermal panels used until now.