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Insulated Sandwich Panels

Insulated Sandwich Panels engineered by Rinac

PUF, PIR, FM-approved and rockwool sandwich panels for cold rooms, cleanrooms, roofing and modular construction. Manufactured in-house at two plants and installed across India for more than three decades.

30+ Years in Cold Chain & Construction
10,000+ Projects Delivered
14 Branches, 23 Countries
In-House Manufacturing, Bangalore & Murbad
Rinac insulated sandwich panel interior in a controlled-environment facility
Rinac insulated sandwich panels forming a clean, temperature-controlled interior.

A sandwich panel is an insulating core bonded between two metal facings, giving you a wall, roof or ceiling that goes up fast and holds temperature with very little energy. Rinac makes these panels in-house, so the same team that engineers your cold room or factory also controls the panel quality, thickness and fire rating that go into it.

The core you pick sets the performance. Rigid polyurethane (PUF/RPUF) is the everyday choice for cold rooms and roofing. PIR raises the fire class for pharma and food plants. FM-approved PIR meets insurer-led standards. Rockwool moves you to a non-combustible A1 core for data centres and high fire-safety sites. The range below covers all four across 30–200 mm thicknesses.

The Panel Range

Six panel systems, one manufacturer

Each system links to its full product page with complete specifications, models and finishes.

Core Materials

PUF vs PIR vs FM PIR vs Rockwool

Published specifications for Rinac InstaBuild panel cores. Use this to match the core to your fire, thermal and structural needs.

PropertyPUF (RPUF)PIRFM PIRRockwool
Core density (kg/m³)40 ± 240 ± 242 ± 295–100
Thermal conductivity / K-value (W/mK)≤ 0.023≤ 0.020≤ 0.019≤ 0.04
Fire performanceB3B2B1A1 (non-combustible)
Compressive strength (kPa)150–250150–250150–25017–80
Fire standardBS 476 Part 5 (self-extinguishing)BS 476 Part 5BS1D0, EN 13501-1 (FM approved)BS 476 Part 20 & 22
Typically specified forCold rooms, roofing, general modularFire-sensitive cold rooms, foodPharma, food, insurer-led specsData centres, high fire safety

Standard panel width 1000 mm. Thickness options 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, 80, 100, 120, 150 and 200 mm (custom available). Specifications sourced from Rinac product pages. Confirm exact values for your project with the Rinac engineering team.

FAQ

Common questions about Rinac panels

What is an insulated sandwich panel?
It is a building panel with an insulating core, such as PUF, PIR or rockwool, bonded between two metal facings. The core blocks heat transfer while the facings carry load and resist corrosion, so a single panel acts as structure, insulation and finish. Rinac makes these as roof, wall, ceiling and partition systems.
Which core should I choose: PUF, PIR, FM PIR or rockwool?
PUF (RPUF) suits most cold rooms and roofing. PIR steps up the fire class (B2) for food and pharma. FM-approved PIR (B1) meets insurer-led fire specs. Rockwool gives a non-combustible A1 core for data centres and high fire-safety sites. The comparison table above lays out density, K-value and fire class for each. For a deeper walkthrough, see the structural insulated panels guide.
What panel thicknesses does Rinac offer?
Standard thicknesses run 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, 80, 100, 120, 150 and 200 mm, with custom thicknesses available. Thinner panels suit partitions and mild-temperature rooms; thicker cores are used for deep-freeze and high-heat-load applications. Standard panel width is 1000 mm.
Are Rinac panels fire-rated?
Yes. Fire performance ranges from B3 for RPUF, to B2 for PIR, B1 for FM-approved PIR, and A1 non-combustible for rockwool. RPUF and PIR panels conform to BS 476 Part 5, FM PIR meets BS1D0 and EN 13501-1, and R-Wool stonewool panels deliver 120-minute fire integrity under BS 476 Part 20 & 22. The PIR sandwich panel guide explains how fire class maps to application.
Does Rinac manufacture panels in India, and how do I get a price?
Rinac manufactures panels in-house at two plants (Bangalore and Murbad) and installs pan-India through 14 branches. Panel pricing depends on core type, thickness, facing and quantity. For an indicative range see the PUF panel price guide, then contact the Rinac team for a project quote.
Talk to a Panel Specialist

Planning a cold room, cleanroom or factory?

Tell us the temperature, fire class and area you are working with. Rinac engineers will recommend the right core, thickness and finish and share a quote.

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