CLP-L3 (B-15 Class Lining), CLP-C6 (B-15 Class Ceiling), CLP…

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CLP-L3 (B-15 Class Lining), CLP-C6 (B-15 Class Ceiling), CLP-C2 (B-15 Class Ceiling)

Product Description

CLP-L3 (B-15 Class Lining), Structure: 23.8 mm rock wool plates with 0.6 mm galvanized steel plates at both sides, including adhesives, total 25 mm thickness., Insulation: Non-combustible rock wool, -Type: Rock wool by Tianchang KMD New Insulation Materials Co., Ltd., -Normal Density: 150 kg/m^3, Adhesives: Low flame-spread polyurethane adhesive, -Type: PAPU-30 by Jinjiang City Asian-Pacific Special Material Co., Ltd., , CLP-C6 (B-15 Class Ceiling), Structure: totally 60 mm thickness, from the exposed side, composed of 0.6 mm galvanized steel plate + two layers of rock wool. , Insulation: Fibertex type rock wool, -Type: Rock wool by Tianchang Kangmeida New Insulation Materials Co., Ltd., -Normal Density: 60 kg/m^3, Adhesives: Low flame-spread polyurethane adhesive, -Type: PAPU-30 by Jinjiang City Asian-Pacific Special Material Co., Ltd., , CLP-C2 (B-15 Class Ceiling), Structure: 23.8 mm rock wool plates with 0.6 mm galvanized steel plates at both sides, including adhesives, total 25 mm thickness., Insulation: Non-combustible rock wool, -Type: Rock wool by Tianchang Kangmeida New Insulation Materials Co., Ltd., -Normal Density: 150 kg/m^3, Adhesives: Low flame-spread rock wool adhesive, -Type: PAPU-30 by Jinjiang City Asian-Pacific Special Material Co., Ltd.

Product Ratings

CLP-L3: B-15 Class Lining, weighted sound insulation index Rw=32 dB | CLP-C6: B-15 Class Ceiling | CLP-C2: B-15 Class Ceiling

Applicable Standards

CLP-L3 (B-15 Class Lining), CLP-C6 (B-15 Class Ceiling), CLP-C2 (B-15 Class Ceiling):
-IMO 2010 FTP Code (2012 Edition), Annex1, Part 3
CLP-L3:
- IMO Code on Noise Levels on Board Ships - 2014 Edition (IMO Resolution MSC.337(91) - adopted on 30 November 2012)
- ISO 10140-2:2010 Acoustics - Laboratory measurement of sound insulation of building elements - Part 2: Measurement of airborne sound insulation