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Index-linkedBulk Vacuum insulated panel follows a global index more than a boutique mill.
Vacuum insulated panel · A sealed vacuum sandwich — λ around 0.004–0.008 W/m·K until the envelope leaks.
Darker cells mean a higher score for this topic on that metric.
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Declared reaction class in this atlas: system-dependent; core often A1-ish, skins not. Assemblies still need resistance tests.
Thermal mark 99/100 versus the atlas. Conductivity note: centre-of-panel λ ~0.004–0.008 (declared bands).
150–250 kg/m³ panels
Origin story: Dewar 1892 idea; building VIPs 1990s– (Scotland / Germany / Japan).
Circularity mark 40/100 — editorial, route-specific.
core inorganic; envelope polymer/foil
heat 40 · fire 44
Prices are bands. A 2024 coil is not a 2026 contract. Labour and certification often dwarf the commodity.
Producers listed are landmarks for orientation, not a ranking or a procurement list.
Bulk Vacuum insulated panel follows a global index more than a boutique mill.
Tight chemistry, cleanliness or certification multiplies the unit price.
Boards, coats and labour dwarf kilogram prices.
Paperwork is the product.
Low-carbon or bio routes still trade on certificates.
Volume production and finishing.
Standards (EN, Euroclass) and specialty.
ASTM / NFPA language and large domestic mills.
High-spec sheet, fibres, electronics-adjacent ceramics.
Ore, plantations or energy that feed primary routes.
Vacuum insulated panel moves as coils, bales, boards or chemicals — check HS codes, not vibes.
German VIP specialist.
Appliance VIPs.
Fridge panels.
Building boards.
Volume.
US niche.
Ask for the route (primary, scrap, bio) before believing a green label.
Melted rock or glass spun into A1 batts — the default non-combustible insulation of codes.
Overall 69 🧽The low-λ organic foam of fridges and buildings — excellent insulation, a fire design problem unless PIR and coverings are honest.
Overall 46 🕯️Latent-heat packets that flatten temperature swings — not a substitute for λ insulation, a complement.
Overall 36