Polyurethane sandwich panels are widely used in construction for their excellent insulation properties and structural integrity. The continuous method involves a seamless production process where the foam is injected between two metal sheets as they pass through a production line. This results in uniform thickness and high-quality panels.
In contrast, the discontinuous method involves manufacturing panels in separate batches, allowing for more customization in sizes and shapes but potentially leading to variations in quality. To explore these methods further and their implications for your projects, watch the video below!
