Thermal Insulation Film for Container Houses

Thermal insulation films for container houses mainly include types such as aluminum-coated films, aluminum foil thermal insulation cotton, and aluminum-plastic films. Thermal insulation and warmth retention can be achieved by laying thermal insulation films, increasing foam thickness, and using rock wool, among other methods. Here are some common thermal insulation films for container houses and related thermal insulation methods:

• Aluminum-coated films: Such as double-sided PEVA silver aluminum-coated films and woven fabric aluminum films. These films have reflective thermal insulation properties and can effectively reflect solar radiation heat, reducing heat entry into the interior of container houses. For example, the double-sided PEVA silver aluminum-coated film produced by Dongguan Haoxu New Materials Co., Ltd. can be used for thermal insulation in takeout boxes and refrigeration in container houses; the woven fabric aluminum film produced by Dongguan Fengji Hardware Plastic Products Co., Ltd. is suitable for reflective thermal insulation in container houses and as linings for thermal insulation bags.
• Aluminum foil thermal insulation cotton: The cross-border roof container flame-retardant shock-absorbing automotive sound insulation pad insulation pad adhesive-backed aluminum foil thermal insulation cotton produced by Langfang Maiger Thermal Insulation Materials Co., Ltd. not only has thermal insulation functions but also features flame retardancy, shock absorption, and sound insulation, providing comprehensive protection for container houses.
• Aluminum-plastic films: The aluminum-plastic film produced by Suzhou Youshu New Materials Co., Ltd. can be used for packaging large-scale mechanical equipment, wooden box packaging, bag linings, and as thermal insulation films for container houses. It has good moisture-proof and thermal insulation properties.

In addition to using specialized thermal insulation films, the thermal insulation and warmth retention effects of container houses can also be enhanced through the following methods:

• Increasing foam thickness: During the construction of container houses, increasing the thickness of the internal foam. Foam has good thermal insulation properties and can effectively prevent heat transfer, providing thermal insulation.
• Using rock wool: Rock wool also has certain thermal insulation effects and can be used for thermal insulation treatment on the walls or roofs of container houses.