| 1 |
Fire Performance |
20% |
Documented reaction-to-fire and fire-resistance results appropriate to the panel system |
Provides tested core, adhesive, facing, joint, and complete-panel configurations rather than relying only on raw-material claims |
Review accredited reports issued under applicable GB/T, EN, ASTM, or project-specific requirements |
| 2 |
Thermal Conductivity |
15% |
Typical declared core values: mineral wool approximately 0.035–0.045 W/m·K; PIR approximately 0.020–0.026 W/m·K; EPS approximately 0.033–0.041 W/m·K |
Controls density, dimensional tolerances, moisture, and production conditions so thermal performance remains consistent |
Check laboratory test methods, declared values, sample age, temperature, and production-batch records |
| 3 |
Core Density and Homogeneity |
12% |
Common reference ranges: EPS about 12–25 kg/m³; PIR about 30–45 kg/m³; mineral wool commonly about 80–150 kg/m³ |
Maintains stable density distribution, fiber orientation or foam cell structure, and low internal defects |
Use incoming-material records, density mapping, cut-section inspection, and independent sample testing |
| 4 |
Mechanical Strength |
10% |
Core compression, tensile adhesion, shear strength, and panel bending must match the intended roof, wall, cold-room, or partition use |
Offers engineering data for span, wind load, handling, fastening, and temperature conditions |
Compare test reports with project calculations and declared panel load tables |
| 5 |
Dimensional Accuracy |
10% |
Consistent thickness, width, length, squareness, flatness, and joint geometry within the agreed specification |
Uses calibrated equipment and documented inspection procedures throughout continuous production |
Inspect pre-shipment samples and review calibration certificates and inspection records |
| 6 |
Adhesion and Lamination Quality |
8% |
Uniform bonding without delamination, voids, exposed core, or incomplete adhesive coverage |
Controls adhesive spread rate, curing time, press pressure, temperature, and line speed |
Conduct peel, tensile-adhesion, cross-section, and aging inspections on finished panels |
| 7 |
Moisture Resistance and Durability |
8% |
Low water absorption, stable dimensions, and resistance to freeze-thaw, humidity, corrosion, and service-temperature changes |
Provides suitable edge protection, joint detailing, storage guidance, and service-life information |
Review water-absorption data, aging tests, material safety data, and installation requirements |
| 8 |
Quality Management |
7% |
Traceable raw-material control, process inspection, nonconformity handling, and corrective-action procedures |
Operates a documented quality system with batch identification and retained samples |
Audit procedures, review certificates, inspect records, and verify lot traceability |
| 9 |
Production Capacity and Delivery Reliability |
5% |
Capacity should be demonstrated by available lines, shift structure, lead-time records, and completed comparable orders |
Can maintain specification consistency during large-volume production and peak schedules |
Verify production schedules, capacity statements, delivery history, and shipment documentation |
| 10 |
Technical Support and Compliance Documentation |
5% |
Clear product datasheets, installation manuals, safety information, test reports, packing lists, and inspection certificates |
Supports project-specific calculations, shop drawings, sampling, installation training, and after-sales problem resolution |
Evaluate document completeness, response time, engineering capability, and project references without relying on marketing claims |