ECI II Low Dust Cellulose

Product Overview

ECI II Low Dust Cellulose is a loose-fill thermal insulation product made from recycled paper and treated for fire resistance. It's engineered for dry applications such as open blow, dense-pack, drill-and-fill, and net-and-blow systems.

Applications

• Open Attics: Ideal for retrofits and new construction.
• Cathedral Ceilings: Provides consistent coverage in sloped spaces.
• Wall Cavities: Perfect for drill-and-fill or dense-pack methods.
• Net-and-Blow Systems: Works well with mesh netting for wall insulation.
• Dry Wall Spray: Clean fiber quality ensures smooth application.

Key Features

• Low Dust Formula: Reduces airborne particles during installation, improving job site cleanliness and installer comfort.
• High R-Value: Industry-leading R-3.8 per inch, offering excellent thermal resistance.
• Consistent Fiber Quality: Minimizes clogging and ensures smooth flow through insulation machines.
• 25 lb Bags: Each bag covers 50 sq. ft. at R-19, making it efficient and cost-effective.
• ASTM C739 Compliant: Meets rigorous standards for thermal insulation performance.

Benefits

• Energy Efficiency: Helps reduce heating and cooling costs by improving building envelope performance.
• Eco-Friendly: Made from recycled materials, contributing to sustainable building practices.
• Safe & Non-Toxic: Treated with fire retardants and tested for safety and compliance.
• Tax Credit Eligible: May qualify for federal or state energy efficiency incentives.

Installation Instructions

• Use a professional-grade blowing machine (e.g., Krendl Model 2000).
• Follow coverage charts to ensure proper depth and R-value.
• Ensure settled thickness matches target R-value for optimal performance.
• Recommended for use by trained insulation contractors.

Safety Information

• Always wear protective gear (mask, goggles, gloves) during installation.
• Avoid inhaling dust; use in well-ventilated areas.
• Store in a dry location to prevent moisture absorption.
• Complies with Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) standards for fire resistance, smoldering combustion, and corrosiveness