With the continuous improvement of everyone's awareness of energy conservation and environmental protection, the application of thermal insulation materials is more and more. As a kind of thermal insulation material with excellent thermal insulation and thermal insulation properties, rubber and plastic insulation materials are gradually favored by the market. In addition to performance, environmental protection and safety are also issues that people consider.

Rubber insulation material is made of synthetic rubber and plastic composite, in the production process through strict quality control, the chemical composition contained in the normal conditions will not affect human health. Moreover, rubber and plastic insulation materials will not produce harmful gases during use, nor will they breed harmful substances such as bacteria and mold. Therefore, under normal use, rubber insulation materials are safe and non-toxic.

Under normal circumstances, rubber insulation materials do not produce toxic substances, but what about in extreme cases?

In fact, rubber insulation materials may decompose or burn when burned, and release some harmful gases. These harmful gases mainly include carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and some volatile organic compounds.

Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of buildings and the health of residents, effective measures must be taken to reduce the toxic gases generated when rubber insulation materials are burned.

1, should be selected in line with national standards and regulations of rubber insulation material products, and before the construction of adequate testing and evaluation.

2, to avoid rubber insulation materials in a high temperature environment for a long time, to prevent its decomposition or combustion, the release of harmful gases.

3, maintain good ventilation conditions, timely elimination of harmful gases.

4, in the event of a fire, measures should be taken in time to prevent the production and spread of toxic gases to ensure the safety of personnel and property.

Rubber and plastic insulation materials will release toxic gases when burned, but they will not produce toxic substances when used in daily life. In fact, burning anything will release toxic substances, and we can take effective measures to reduce the potential risks. Only in this way can we ensure that the advantages of rubber and plastic insulation materials in building energy saving and environmental protection are maximized, and people's health and life safety are protected.