Ship wall plates are structural components used to reinforce and partition interior spaces. Interior systems encompass the integrated networks for lighting, HVAC, and utilities within the ship. Together, they ensure durability, functionality, and comfort in maritime environments.

Ship Wall Plates and Interior Systems typically include the following specifications:

Size: Varies by application; common thickness ranges from 1.5 mm to 6 mm for plates.

Grade: Marine-grade materials (e.g., A, B, AH36, DH36 for steel; ISO 12215-5 for composites).

Viscosity: Not typically applicable unless referring to coatings (e.g., paint viscosity: 50-100 KU).

Buoyancy: Dependent on material density; steel (~7.85 g/cm³) vs. composites (1.1-1.8 g/cm³).

Material: Steel (mild, high-tensile), aluminum (5083, 6082), or composites (FRP, PVC foam core).

Fire Rating: A-60, A-15, or B-15 classifications for fire-resistant panels.

Sound Insulation: 20-50 dB reduction depending on construction.

Thermal Conductivity: 0.02-50 W/m·K (varies by material).

Corrosion Resistance: Coated steel, galvanized, or stainless materials for longevity.

Load Capacity: Structural panels may support 500-5000 kg/m² based on design.

Yes, this product complies with relevant maritime standards.