1 HR · 2 HR · 3 HR Fire Rated

2 Hour Fire Rated Insulated Metal Panels

Also 1 HR and 3 HR. Rock-wool IMP for industrial fire walls, partitions, and ceilings. Hourly ratings come from a documented assembly, not a panel photo. No minimums.

L-joint, concealed fastener, and mineral-fiber core of a fire-rated insulated metal panel

L-joint with concealed anchoring. Rock-wool core stays continuous through the joint.

1 HR fire rated

2 HR fire rated

3 HR fire rated

Fire-rated rock-wool panels for envelopes that have to hold fire

A non-combustible insulated metal panel for building envelopes. The core is mineral fiber, not foam. Specify it when the wall, partition, or ceiling has to be a fire barrier and still insulate.

Non-combustible rock-wool core

Mineral fiber made from natural basalt and recycled slag. Inorganic, fully recyclable, and it does not contribute fuel to a fire.

1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR fire rated

Specify 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR, including 2 hour fire rated insulated metal panels. Thickness is confirmed on the documented assembly, not guessed from a photo.

Thermal resistance that holds

Excellent insulation with R-value that stays stable over time. Continuous core, no thermal bridges at the joint.

Acoustic and humidity control

The mineral fiber core absorbs sound and the metal skins act as a humidity barrier. One panel, three jobs.

Pressure-balanced rain screen

Built-in rain-screen detailing for exterior envelopes. Vertical mounting is made for outdoor walls.

L-joint, concealed anchors

L-joint with a dedicated clip-and-fastener system that anchors to the structure inside the joint, not on the face.

Wind and tear resistance

Steel skins bonded to a dense mineral core take wind load and job-site handling without tearing at the joint.

Insulation and finish, one step

Factory-finished panel for interior partitions, interior ceilings, and outdoor walls. No extra insulation or finish trade.

Fire-rated rock-wool (mineral fiber) core panel

The core is rock fiber from natural basalt and recycled slag. Those inorganic materials make the panel non-combustible and fully recyclable. Specify 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR, including 2 hour fire rated insulated metal panels. Thickness is confirmed on the documented assembly.

Core
Non-combustible rock wool (mineral fiber) from natural basalt and recycled slag
Fire resistance
1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR on documented assemblies. Thickness is TBD until we match the hourly rating in your spec.
Cover width
Typically 42 1/2 in. Final module width can vary by joint design. Confirm on the data sheet.
Max length
Typically up to 52 ft 6 in. Confirm for the tested assembly and shipping.
Joint
L-joint with concealed structural anchoring
Envelope
Built-in pressure-balanced rain screen. Vertical mounting for outdoor walls
Thermal
R-4 per inch at 75 F mean (ASTM C518 on the data sheet). Continuous core, no thermal bridges at the joint
Acoustic / moisture
Sound control plus humidity barrier
Use
Interior partitions, interior ceilings, exterior walls. Indoor or outdoor
Install
Insulation and finish in one step. Compatible with standard IMP wall systems
  • Compatible with standard IMP wall systems
  • Increased acoustic insulation
  • Thermal resistance stable over time
  • Built-in pressure-balanced rain screen
  • Concealed anchoring to the structure
  • Elimination of thermal bridges
  • Increased wind and tear resistance
  • Insulation and finishing: no extra step
  • L-joint
  • Vertical mounting for outdoor walls
  • Interior partitions
  • Interior ceilings

Hourly ratings apply to tested assemblies, not a panel photo. Send the spec. We match a documented assembly.

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L-joint, mineral-fiber core, and concealed fastener on a fire-rated insulated metal panel

L-joint with concealed clip-and-bolt anchoring. The rock-wool core stays continuous through the joint so thermal bridges are eliminated.

Mineral wool insulated metal panels ready for industrial wall installation

Thickness to 1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR fire rating

Hourly ratings belong to a documented assembly. Xipre does not publish a UL design number or a fixed thickness for 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR until engineering matches your spec. Do not guess thickness from a photo.

Fire-rated insulated metal panel hourly ratings. Thickness is TBD pending a documented assembly match.
Hourly ratingThicknessAs tested
1 HRTBD60 min
2 HRTBD120 min
3 HRTBD180 min

Commercial module sizes on the data sheet: typical cover width 42 1/2 in. Typical max length 52 ft 6 in. Final width can vary by joint design. Confirm both on the data sheet and for shipping.

Request tested-assembly details

Need UL assembly notes, the data sheet, or an engineer review? Hourly fire ratings belong to a tested assembly. Send the wall type, the hourly rating in the spec, and any UL or FM assembly callouts. We match a documented assembly. We do not guess a listing from a product photo.

Where fire wall panels are specified

Factories, warehouses, food plants, hospitals, schools, and residences. Interior or exterior, depending on the spec.

Interior fire walls in factories

Separate production, storage, and occupied areas without waiting on block. A mineral-fiber IMP wall goes up as a finished fire-rated partition.

Thermal and fire partitions

Split a plant floor where one side is hot, noisy, or a different occupancy. You get hourly fire resistance and insulation in the same plane.

High-risk area containment

Protect machinery, isolate process equipment, or create a fire-containment zone around a hazard without shutting the rest of the building down.

Hospitals, schools, residences

Mineral-fiber fire panels are specified for government and institutional buildings that need a rated wall plus acoustic and thermal control.

Warehouses and food plants

Fire-rated metal wall panels for warehouses and food processing that need both a code fire wall and clean, washable skins.

Interior ceilings and outdoor walls

The same panel mounts as an interior ceiling, an interior partition, or a vertically installed exterior wall, depending on the spec.

2 hour fire rated insulated metal panels

When the spec calls for a 2 hour fire rated insulated metal panel, send the occupancy, interior vs exterior, and any UL or FM assembly notes. We match a documented assembly before we quote thickness. Thickness for a 2 HR wall is TBD until that review.

Hazard and fueling-area fire walls

Fueling rooms, flammable storage, paint booths, and process equipment often need a rated fire wall, not a foam-core partition. A rock-wool IMP isolates the hazard, keeps insulation in the same plane, and goes up as a finished wall. Tell us the hazard class and the hourly rating in the spec.

Occupancy-separation fire walls

Plants, warehouses, and mixed-use buildings use occupancy-separation walls to split production, storage, and occupied space. Foam-core IMPs are Class A for surface burning. They are not a substitute for a 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR fire-rated wall. Spec the hourly rating. We match a tested mineral-wool assembly.

Industrial walls, not renderings

L-joint, core, and envelope work. The same panel type used for fire-rated partitions, ceilings, and exterior skins.

L-joint and concealed fastener detail on a fire-rated rock-wool insulated metal panel
Mineral wool insulated metal panels stacked on an industrial job site
High interior insulated metal walls in an industrial warehouse
Fire-resistant metal wall panels on a commercial industrial building
Insulated metal wall panels on a warehouse and loading bay
Insulated metal panel installation in a large industrial building

Need a 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR fire wall, not a foam panel?

Send square footage, the fire rating in the spec, and the timeline. A specialist replies with technical specs and pricing.

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Fire-rated IMP questions buyers actually ask

Straight answers for GCs, plant managers, and specifiers comparing 1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR fire rated metal wall panels.

What are fire-rated insulated metal panels?

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Fire-rated IMPs are steel-faced sandwich panels with a non-combustible rock-wool (mineral fiber) core. Specs typically call for 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR fire rated walls. One panel provides the fire wall, the insulation, the humidity barrier, and the finished surfaces.

Do you supply 1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR fire rated panels?

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Yes. 1 HR, 2 HR, and 3 HR, including 2 hour fire rated insulated metal panels. Thickness is TBD until we match a documented assembly to the hourly rating in your spec. Do not guess thickness from a photo.

How much fire resistance do mineral wool IMP panels provide?

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Typical specs call for 1 HR, 2 HR, or 3 HR fire rated walls. Ratings also include 45 minutes. Send the hourly rating in your spec and we will match a documented assembly. Do not guess a rating from a photo.

When do I need fire-rated partition wall panels instead of standard IMPs?

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Use mineral-fiber fire-rated panels when the wall must be a fire barrier or fire wall: occupancy separation, hazardous-area containment, protection of equipment, or a rated partition inside a factory, warehouse, hospital, school, or residence. Standard foam-core IMPs are Class A for surface burning. They are not a substitute for an hourly fire-rated wall.

Can these panels be used indoors and outdoors, including ceilings?

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Yes. The same fire-rated rock-wool panel is specified for interior partitions, interior ceilings, and exterior walls. Outdoor walls use vertical mounting and a built-in pressure-balanced rain screen. Indoor vs outdoor is a spec choice, not a different product family.

Do fire-resistant metal wall panels also insulate heat and noise?

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Yes. The mineral fiber core is a thermal insulator whose resistance stays stable over time, and it is a sound absorber. That is why these panels are used as plant partitions and in institutional buildings: they hold fire, cut heat transfer, and quiet adjacent spaces without a second insulation layer.

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