Kingspan Insulbreak 65 – Aircell Insulation

Australian-made Kingspan AIR-CELL Insulbreak® 65 is a 3-in-1 insulation, vapour barrier and thermal break insulation solution for steel-framed construction.
The Benefits of AirCell Insulation - Insulbreak 65 are almost too many to list. For years, Pricewise Insulation has been supplying builders and installers with AirCell insulation. Following is a list of some of the most important attributes of this popular product:
  • 3-in-1 Insulation, thermal break and vapour barrier
  • Delivers a R0.20 thermal break solution for steel-framed construction
  • Helps achieve a 6-star house energy rating
  • Fibre-free, non-allergenic, non-irritant
  • AirCell Insulation is surprisingly quick and easy to install
  • Tough, strong and durable.
  • Water-resistant and unaffected by moisture
  • Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal vapour barrier.
  • AirCell Insulation is resistant to rodents and insects.
Kingspan Insulation is a market leading manufacturer of innovative ultra-thin flexible insulation products and super high performance rigid insulation products for building fabric and building services applications. Kingspan roofing products, including the Aircell Insulation range are among the most advanced in the world, and Kingspan is committed to providing the world market with high quality, innovative products supported by technical expertise and customer service which is unsurpassed in the industry. Kingspan Insulation has a vast product range including optimum performance next generation insulation solution OPTIM-R™; super high performance rigid thermoset phenolic Kooltherm® insulation; flexible fibre-free reflective insulation AIR-CELL®; high performance rigid Therma™ insulation; and high performance rigid Styrozone® insulation. The extensive range of products is suitable for a variety of applications including:
  • pitched roofs;
  • flat roofs;
  • tapered roofing systems;
  • cavity walls
  • solid walls
  • insulated dry lining;
  • timber and steel framing
  • externally insulated cladding systems;
  • externally insulated render systems;
  • floors;
  • soffits; and
  • ductwork in building services application
Kingspan AIR-CELL® products are manufactured, tested and packaged in conformance with AS/NZS 4859.1. The contribution of the product Total R-values depends on installation and environmental conditions. The R-value will be reduced in the event of the accumulation of dust on the upward facing surfaces and in those cavities that are ventilated.

Characteristics of Kingpsan Aircell Insulation - Insulbreak 65
  • Recycled Content Approx 3%
  • Recyclability Waste not recyclable. Roll width to suit most applications to minimise on site waste
  • Re-usability Re-usable if removed with care (long term of service expected
  • Water Use No water used in Kingspan Insulation’s manufacturing process
  • Processing Greenhouse Gas Emissions No Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Kingspan Insulation’s manufacturing process
  • Ozone Depleting Substances None present in the finished product or in Kingspan Insulation’s manufacturing process
  • Packaging Contains approx 10% recycled product Packaging 100% recyclable
  • Transport Distribution policy incorporating the principals of ISO 14001
  • Embodied Energy 43 MJ/m2 approximately
Kingspan Aircell Insulation “Insulbreak 65” products must be transported and stored in their protective packaging and kept clean and dry. Standing rolls on their ends reduces the risk of damage should moisture be present in the packaging. Surfaces must be kept free of contaminants such as dust and grease, and must not be stored with foil surfaces in contact with alkaline materials such as wet cement or lime.
For further information on Kingspan Aircell Insulation or other products, contact Pricewise Insulation.

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