Starbeads and AeroMix SHP are leading insulating mortars, consisting of new EPS beads, cement and the specially developed additive Isostay/aerobinder 1.1. This innovative solution offers exceptional insulation values and is installed exclusively by recognized, certified partners who receive a new certificate every quarter. All types of Starbeads and AeroMix SHP have been tested and recognized by renowned laboratories such as WTCB, KIWA and the University of Leuven, which guarantees high quality and reliability.
Since the beginning of 2024, we have been working closely with AEROBEL, a specialist in the development of high-quality, 100% bio-based additives. This collaboration has resulted in a revolutionary cement-based insulating screed product, which achieves an impressive lambda value of 0,038 W/mK. Along with our Low Lambda-40 mortar, this innovation is included in the EPBD, confirming that it meets the most stringent requirements for energy performance and insulation.
The Starbeads/AeroMix SHP product range includes several types, including the unique SHP80, the Low Lambda SHP100 and several other variants with higher compressive strengths. These variants offer a range of compressive strengths and lambda values, ensuring superior insulation performance combined with structural strength. Starbeads and AeroMix SHP continue to be the first choice for insulating mortars worldwide.
Our EPS beads (Starbeads) are specially treated for improved processability and to ensure consistent performance. We only use new beads without any recycled material and they are completely free of CFCs and HBCDs.
The Isostay/Aerobinder 1.1 additive, specially developed by Aerobel, not only improves the lambda values but also ensures higher compressive strengths. This makes Starbeads an ideal insulation material for various applications.
STARBEADS, AEROMIX and ISOSTAY/AEROBINDER 1.1 are, like CRYSTAL PRO 2.0, registered trademarks and product formulations, synonymous with innovation and quality in the insulation market.
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