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Executive Product Summary for Building Panels Insulation Equipment

• Building Panel produces insulated foam core building panels using a wide variety of substrates
• The Building Panel line consists of multiple pieces of equipment working together for the manufacture of insulated building panels
• The primary machine in the building panel line is the Foamboarder® pressure conveyor
• The Foamboarder uses two Armorbelt® steel belt conveyors to form the pressure conveyor
• Polyurethane, isocyanurate, phenolic, or similar foam materials may be used in the production of foam core panels
• Chemicals are pumped from day tanks through a dispensing unit and into the mixing head mounted on a traverse
• The traverse moves rapidly across a laydown table to distribute the foaming chemical mixture
• The laydown table brings the top and bottom panel skins together with the expanding foam
• The foam insulation is spread across the bottom skin before it enters the pressure conveyor
• Inside the pressure conveyor the foam mixture expands filling the area between the two skins
• The length of the Foamboarder depends on the chemical mixture used and the production speed needed
• Upon exiting the pressure conveyor, the foam panels are allowed to cool and stabilize on a roller conveyor
• If needed, the sides of the building panels are trimmed with edge saws
• Then the insulated panels are cut to length
• At this point the individual foam core panels continue down a run out conveyor where they can be stacked manually or mechanically

• Production speed and economy of scale are gained from continuous production
• On the fly, variable length production
• You can use a wide selection of panel skins, either flexible or rigid materials
• Assured accuracy during production
• Flexibility of chemical formulations and production speeds
• Variable edge profiles to meet your requirements
• Flexibility of Panel Skin Types
• There are two types of skins available: flexible and rigid
• Examples of flexible skins are: self-skinning, paper, plastic, foil, sheet metal, coated textiles and other materials that can be fed from a roll
• Examples of rigid skins are: plywood, composition board, cement board, gypsum, metal, continuous rolled formed steel

• Building panels, or Structural Insulated Panels (SIP) are used in numerous applications
• Some examples are: exterior or interior walls, roofing sections, ceilings, floors, HVAC ducts, and backing for vinyl siding

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