This case study examines how Changsha Public Health Treatment Center utilized two types of magnesium oxide (MgO) sandwich panels—50mm(manual/assembled) boards and machine-made board—to create a clean, fire-rated, and efficient medical enclosure system. The manual boards were applied in high-demand zones (ORs, ICU), while machine-made boards covered general areas (wards, corridors), balancing quality, installation speed, and cost. The project passed inspection successfully.

A zone-based material solution for a 6,500㎡ electronic manufacturing purification workshop in Nanning, Guangxi. Uses double-sided 304 stainless-steel magnesium-oxide boards for core clean zones and single-sided color-steel + stainless-steel boards for auxiliary areas. Delivers high cleanliness, A‑grade fire resistance, moisture resistance, corrosion resistance, and modular fast installation. Supplied by SAMZOON with ISO certifications and 20,000㎡/day production capacity.

Zone-based material plan for an 18,370㎡ prepared food purification workshop in Guigang, Guangxi. Uses 304 stainless-steel magnesium-oxide boards for high-corrosion areas, double color-steel sandwich panels for general zones, and stainless-steel + non-aging foam composite panels for insulation zones. Delivers food-grade hygiene, A‑grade fire resistance, corrosion resistance, energy savings, and HACCP compliance. Supplied by SAMZOON with ISO certifications and 20,000㎡/day production capacity.

Discover how Guangzhou Honda used 100mm rock wool insulation panels for workshop partition walls to achieve effective noise reduction and Class A fireproofing. A real case study for engineering contractors sourcing rock wool panel solutions.

This case study features a UK food factory's bubble tea production workshop that used 50mm rock wool cleanroom panels (A‑grade non‑combustible) for partition walls and ceilings. The panels deliver a clean, fire‑safe, insulated, and moisture‑resistant environment that meets UK food production standards. The supplier, Foshan SAMZOON, has also served Nestlé, Yanjin Shop, Want Want, and Haitian.

This case study presents a food factory project in Kazakhstan that used 50mm Non‑Burning EPS (modified EPS) cleanroom panels for partition walls and ceilings. The panels deliver a smooth, dust‑free, moisture‑resistant, and fire‑safe environment, meeting international food production standards. The supplier, Foshan Shangcheng, has also served well‑known food brands including Nestlé, Yanjin Shop, Want Want, and Haitian