All Weather Insulated Panels introduces DM40-F+ with InnovaCELL™ Technology

Learn how cost-effective fire protection can be.

All Weather Insulated Panels (AWIP), a leader in innovative construction solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of its DM40-F+ with InnovaCELL™ Technology, a transformative fire protection solution that combines fire safety, cost-efficiency and sustainability. Designed with the future of building in mind, the DM40-F+ offers a 1-hour fire rating in a lightweight insulated metal panel, ideal for exterior applications. 

Created with thermal efficiency, durability and sustainability as core priorities, the DM40-F+ delivers enhanced fire performance while retaining all the key benefits of traditional foam systems. This makes it a strong fit for projects that demand both safety and long-term reliability. 

At the heart of the DM40-F+ is InnovaCELL™ Technology, a next-generation insulation foam that incorporates recycled PET chips, a more sustainable material choice that helps reduce environmental impact. Starting at the cellular level, this advanced foam leads the industry in energy efficiency and code compliance, offering a higher R-value per inch compared to traditional mineral fiber panels. 

"Our goal with DM40-F+ is to deliver a high-performance, lightweight, and cost-effective fire-resistant solution that aligns with the increasing demand for sustainable construction," said Brian Ng, vice president of engineering at AWIP. "In addition to its exceptional fire performance and high R-value, InnovaCELL™ Technology offers moisture resistance, ensuring long-term durability across various conditions.” 

The DM40-F+ is more than just a fire-rated panel, it's a forward-thinking solution engineered for the next generation of sustainable construction. 

Learn more about the DM40-F+ here.

About AWIP

All Weather Insulated Panels (AWIP) is an innovator in the design, construction, and advancement of insulated metal wall, roof and deck solutions. It is strategically positioned to meet the growing energy, environmental, and economic challenges facing the North American building industry.