MBOR (Basalt fire-resistant roll material) is a stitched canvas made of basalt super-thin fibers without binder, with or without coating.

MBOR-5, 8, 10, 13, 16 - uncoated material

MBOR-5Ф, 8Ф, 10Ф, 13Ф, 16Ф, 18Ф, 20Ф, 23Ф, 26Ф  - aluminum foil coated material

MBOR-С-5, 8, 10, 13, 16, 18, 20 - material with fiberglass coating on one side

MBOR-С2-5, 8, 10, 13, 16, 18, 20 - material with fiberglass coating on both sides 

Fire protection slab PAROC FPS 17 is non-combustible stone wool insulation for use as fire protection for steel structures, chimneys, doors, furnaces and ovens.

Stone wool insulation has varying fire protection abilities that are largely dependant on the density of the material as well as the used insulation thickness. Generally speaking, the higher the density, the longer the fire protection time.

PAROC FPS 17 has a density of ~170 kg/m3. The right product for the application will be chosen based on the system provider's approval. PAROC FPS 17 has ETA approval for fire protection for steel structures. The product is easy to handle and install for different kinds of fire applications.

PAROC stone wool products are capable of withstanding high temperatures. The binder starts to evaporate when its temperature exceeds approximately 200 °C. The insulating properties remain unchanged, but the compressive stress weakens. The softening temperature of stone wool products is over 1000 °C.

PAROC Pro Wired Mat 80 AL1 is a non-combustible stone wool mat with aluminium foil facing. It is very commonly used for thermal insulation of cylindrical, conic and level surfaces in different industrial applications. At high temperatures the aluminium foil facing is of significance for insulating the radiation heat.

PAROC Pro Wired Mat 80 AL1 is a non-combustible stone wool mat with aluminium foil facing. It is very commonly used for thermal insulation of cylindrical, conic and level surfaces in different industrial applications. At high temperatures the aluminium foil facing is of significance for insulating the radiation heat.

PAROC Pro Wired Mat 100 AL1 is a non-combustible stone wool mat with aluminium foil facing. It is very commonly used for thermal insulation of cylindrical, conic and level surfaces in different industrial applications. At high temperatures the aluminium foil facing is of significance for insulating the radiation heat.

PAROC stone wool products are capable of withstanding high temperatures. The binder starts to evaporate when its temperature exceeds approximately 200°C. The insulating properties remain unchanged, but the compressive stress weakens. The softening temperature of stone wool products is over 1000°C.

Fire protection slab PAROC FPS 14 is non-combustible stone wool insulation for use as fire protection for steel structures, chimneys, doors, furnaces and ovens.

Stone wool insulation has varying fire protection abilities that are largely dependant on the density of the material as well as the used insulation thickness. Generally speaking, the higher the density, the longer the fire protection time.

PAROC FPS 14 has a density of ~140 kg/m3. The right product for the application will be chosen based on the system provider's approval. The product is easy to handle and install for different kinds of fire applications.

Ceiling lamella PAROC CGL 20 is non-combustible stone wool insulation for existing and new cellar ceilings. With ceiling insulation lamella you can easily insulate cellar ceilings, creating good sound absorption for the space and increasing fire safety between floors.

PAROC CGL 20cy - Glued lamella insulation with faceted edges forms a structured base layer for the ceiling surface. The visible surface of the lamella is pre-painted/coated for better application of the paint.

PAROC CGL 20cyc - Glued lamella insulation with faceted edges forms a structured base layer for the ceiling surface. The lamella is pre-painted/coated on both sides.

PAROC stone wool products are capable of withstanding high temperatures. The binder starts to evaporate when its temperature exceeds approximately 200°C. The insulating properties remain unchanged, but the compressive stress weakens. The softening temperature of stone wool products is over 1000°C.