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ISOCELL Evolution

ISOCELL Evolution
ISOCELL Evolution is natural thermal insulation made from cellulose fibre, a product of clean, sorted newspaper. Mineral salts are added for optimisation of fire resistance. Production takes place under very strict quality criteria in ISOCELL’s own plants; in Austria, Belgium, Germany, France and Sweden. ISOCELL Evolution is breathable and moisture-regulating. Its excellent thermal insulation properties keep out the cold in winter as well as the heat in summer. In total, the natural properties of cellulose fibre in combination with ISOCELL’s blowing system fulfil even the highest of demands on indoor climate and energy saving.
Product data sheet

Product data

Field of application

  • The insulating material cellulose is used in new buildings and in renovations as a loose blown-in insulation in roofs, walls, ceilings and floors.

Advantages

  • outstanding heat protection
  • regulates humidity
  • optimal sound insulation
  • no wastage and seamless
  • fast and clean
  • effective environmental and climate protection
  • QNG & DGNB eligible for funding
ISOCELL Evolution is natural thermal insulation made from cellulose fibre, a product of clean, sorted newspaper. Mineral salts are added for optimisation of fire resistance. Production takes place under very strict quality criteria in ISOCELL’s own plants; in Austria, Belgium, Germany, France and Sweden. ISOCELL Evolution is breathable and moisture-regulating. Its excellent thermal insulation properties keep out the cold in winter as well as the heat in summer. In total, the natural properties of cellulose fibre in combination with ISOCELL’s blowing system fulfil even the highest of demands on indoor climate and energy saving.
Technical approval
ETA-19 / 0647
Rated value of thermal conductivity
Austria: 0,038 W / (m*K), Germany: 0,039 W / (m*K)
Thermal conductivity
λD = 0,037 W / (m*K)
Blow- in density
28-65 kg/m³
Water vapour diffusion resistance
3
Specific thermal capacity
2,11 kJ / kg K

Processing guideline