Heat-insulating steel plate wrap method: A new technique aimed at an era exceeding 40°C.
Heat-insulating steel plate wrap method
In the era of extreme temperatures, a major shift in heat insulation is taking place, with a completely new method that cools roofs and exterior walls at 85°C using air at 40°C, allowing for roof renovation and heat insulation simultaneously, with a durability of 30 years.
The heat-insulating steel plate lap method involves applying heat-insulating material to steel plates to cover existing slate roofs, corrugated roofs, walls, etc., while also utilizing ventilation. This is the latest next-generation heat-insulating method. It has already been patented and is an original method of Japan Heat Insulation that cannot be imitated by other companies. It allows for roof renovation, provides heat insulation, boasts the same durability as roofing materials (30 years), and achieves maintenance-free performance.
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Advantages of the Heat-Insulating Steel Plate Wrap Method 1. Significant cost-effectiveness 2. Extension of exterior material durability by 30 years 3. Achieves substantial energy savings 4. Measures against heatstroke 5. Increased productivity due to improved working environment 6. Reduction in maintenance costs such as painting 7. No operational shutdown due to construction 8. Confidentiality can be maintained 9. Short construction period with the use of heat-insulating steel plates 10. Construction can be carried out at any time throughout the year 11. Aesthetically pleasing appearance 12. SDGs (climate change measures)
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This will be a heat-insulating exterior structure that includes at least one layer of heat insulation and at least one layer of ventilation space around the entire perimeter between the existing exterior materials, such as roofs and walls made of metal, concrete, slate, stone, and wood, of various buildings like steel frame, reinforced concrete, stone, and wooden structures, and the newly installed metal exterior materials on the outdoor side.
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Nihon Shanen Co., Ltd. develops, manufactures, sells, and installs the heat insulation material "Top Heat Barrier," and as of May 2022, holds 27 patents and utility models related to heat insulation materials and construction methods. Most of the direct application of heat insulation materials and high reflectivity is patented by our company, earning us immense trust as a manufacturer of heat insulation materials that can be safely used by companies that prioritize compliance. The colored heat insulation materials for outdoor use are exclusively patented by us. The heat insulation material "Top Heat Barrier" is an excellent product that can reduce the surface temperature to 28°C simply by directly applying a thin aluminum sheet of 0.1 mm to a kettle at 95°C. Utilizing this characteristic, it addresses heat and cold measures, heat stroke prevention, improves working environments, and achieves significant energy savings. Heat insulation materials that can be applied on roofs, under roofs, on walls, on floors, on tents, on glass, in doghouses, in livestock barns, on equipment, and in various other locations provide surprising proposals that break existing concepts for both companies and individuals. We are a company that aims for true zero energy by effectively utilizing natural energy without using electricity, seriously considering measures against global warming, and constantly challenging ourselves with new initiatives.
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