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Cold Storage Insulated Panels Market Definition
Cold storage insulated panels are manufactured composite panels made of two layers of metal facers in different finishes with a high-quality, fire-rated polyurethane rigid foam insulation or polyisocyanurate core between the metal. As their name suggests, these panels are used for cold storage room walls, ceilings, and partitions. They are usually made from materials with superior thermal performance in cold storage, temperature-controlled, and refrigerated environments.
Structure
The cold storage insulated panels market is segmented based on its length into below 150mm, between 150 and 200mm, and above 200mm. Cold storage insulated panels have widespread apppliations in cold Storage, food and pharmaceutical, logistics warehousing, and others. The prominent players in the market are Kingspan, Jingxue Insulation, Guangdong Dachang, Changzhou Yourshine Refrigeration Equipment, Superlift, Metecno Group, HOSHIZAKI, SFT, Ice Make Refrigeration Limited, BRD New Material, Shandong Aonaer, KPS Global, Nikkei Panel System, Square Technology Group and Hongbaoli.
Additional Information
Rising international trade, high demand for perishable goods, and the presence of large warehouses are all factors contributing to growth in the space. However, cold storage insulated panels are susceptible to humidity, joint issues, and steep costs, slowing down growth in the market. Despite these drawbacks, the market is expected to see substantial growth due to a demand for computer architecture to run artificial intelligence, machine learning, and other related high-power, high-heat generating processes.