Ultratel Insulation
Bradford Ultratel™ is designed as a high performance internal insulation on HVAC ductwork. It also has many applications as a general insulation product to enhance both thermal and acoustic performance.
Bradford Ultratel is manufactured from a rigid engineered glasswool insulation typically with an appropriate facing. The blanket is manufactured by spinning molten glass, containing up to 65% recycled content, into fine wool like fibres. These are bonded together using a thermosetting resin. The product can be identified by its golden appearance.
Features and Benefits:
- High Performance
- Easily handled
- High compressive strength
- Resists damage
- Maximum performance at minimal thickness
- Helps meet the NZ Building Code energy efficiency provisions
- Easily forms the shape of the duct to be insulated
- Provides both energy and cost savings
- Biosoluble material - safe to use
- CategoryWall Insulation, Acoustic Insulation
- RangeCommercial Insulation
Ultratel is designed to provide high performance internal insulation of heating, air conditioning and cooling ducted systems. Ultratel™ delivers superior sound absorption and attenuation due to its higher density and rigid properties. Ultratel™ comes in a range of thicknesses that meet the performance requirements as set out by the NZ Building Code.
Typical HVAC applications include:
- Offices
- High rise
- Hospitals
- Shopping centres etc
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CSR Bradford - more than insulation for over 80 years. Bradford Insulation is a leading New Zealand supplier of insulation, acoustic control and energy saving products for homes and commercial buildings.
With a BRANZ appraised product range, a Sensitive choice partnership and a 70 year warraty, choose Bradford insulation for your next insulation project.
Our highly trained and experienced team has world class engineering knowledge, research and development, technical and customer service skills. This team supports a vast manufacturing and distribution network, which extends across Australia and New Zealand.
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