SPF Hfo 2 Part High and Low Density Expandable Polyurethane Insulation Liquid Foam Material

• CAS No.: 510758-36-8
• Formula: Ho-(C2h4o)N-(C3h6o)M-H
• EINECS: 618-355-0
• Source: Organic Acids
• Appearance: Oily Liquid
• Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
• Model NO.: MINGKO-101
• Colour: Light Yellow
• Transport Package: 200L Drum
• Specification: 220kg/drum
• Trademark: Mingko
• Origin: Shandong China
• HS Code: 2909499090
• Production Capacity: 100000kg/Month

Product Description

SPF HFO 2 Part High and Low Density Expandable Polyurethane Insulation Liquid Foam Material

Name:The main ingredients to make a polyurethane are di- and triisocyanates and polyols. The polyol stream contains catalysts, surfactants, blowing agents and so on.

The blend of polyols and other additives is commonly referred to as the 'B-side' or as the 'poly'. This mixture might also be called a 'resin' or 'resin blend'. In Europe the meanings for 'A-side' and 'B-side' are reversed. Resin blend additives may include chain extenders, cross linkers, surfactants, flame retardants, blowing agents, pigments, and fillers. Polyurethane can be made in a variety of densities and hardnesses by varying the isocyanate, polyol or additives.


The properties of a polyurethane are greatly influenced by the types of isocyanates and polyols used to make it. Long, flexible segments, contributed by the polyol, give soft, elastic polymer. Isocyanates are very reactive materials. This makes them useful in making polymers but also requires special care in handling and use. It is the length of the polyol chain and the functionality that contribute much to the properties of the final polymer

Spray Foam Roofs: Strong and Durable

Applying a spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roofing system can improve a building's strength. In fact, SPF roofs have effective lifespans that can exceed 30 years.1
Because SPF conforms and adheres to the surface on which it is sprayed, a strong bond forms to protect the roof. The layer of spray foam is seamless and self-flashing, which can eliminate the ability of water to seep through weak spots, such as fasteners and seams. Spray foam can be applied in a sloped manner to allow water to easily drain off the roof.
The bond that SPF forms to the roof can increase a building's resistance to wind uplift. So during periods of high wind, a home or building with a spray foam roof generally experiences less damage than a building without SPF. A prominent spray foam consultant notes that he has found that "when added to the inside of a structure, spray foam 'glues' the whole building together, enhancing overall wind and pressurization resistance.2

SPF offers the following benefits:

Non-Permeable Air Seal
SPF expands to fill all voids and gaps within the framing system, creating a three-in-one Insulation, Air Barrier, and Vapor Retarder system. Traditional insulation systems are subject to unwanted air infiltration, a phenomenon called wind wash. With wind wash, outside air and moisture can be introduced into the wall cavity, greatly diminishing the R-Value. SPF's closed cell structure does not allow air or moisture to penetrate. SPF virtually eliminates the heat loss that is associated with wind washing.
SPF prevents airborne contaminates such as mold, spores, pollens, and dust from penetrating the building envelope.
High R-Value
With an aged R-Value at 6.2 per inch (Closed Cell) and 4.2 per inch (Open Cell) SPF is vastly superior to fiberglass. With the Closed Cell Foam, there are Millions of closed cell bubbles virtually eliminating heat loss through convective air currents within the wall cavity. There is no reduction in R-Value over time as there is with traditional insulation systems.
Quiet
An SPF home has a measurable reduction in outside noise such as traffic, airplanes and barking dogs.
Green
Qualifies for multiple credits in LEED, Energy Star, and other energy saving programs.
No CFCs, HCFCs, or other gasses harmful to the environment. No airborne glass fibers.


Close celll specification :

Physical Properties

Appearance                   Hydroxyl Value                mgKOH/g Dynamic Viscosity (25 ºC)       mpa.s Specific gravity (20 ºC )           g/ml Storage Temperature             ºC Storage Stability               month

Pale yellow to brown viscous liquid 200-300 100-200 1.12-1.20 10-25 6

Recommended Ratio

	pbw
Mingko-101 blend polyols Isocyanate	100 100-105

Reactivity Characteristics
(The temperature of the system is 20ºC,and the exact value varied depending on processing condition)

Cream Time                  s Gel Time                     s

4-6 8-12

Foam Performances

items	Test Method	Index
Free Foam Density       Spray Foam Density        Closed-cell Rate           Initial Thermal Conductivity(15ºC)        Compressive Strength Adhesive Strength    Elongation at break Dimentional Stability  24h  -20ºC        24h   70ºC  Water Absorption                      Oxygen Index	GB 6343 GB 6343 GB 10799 GB 3399 GB/T8813 GB/T16777 GB/T9641 GB/T8811 GB 8810 GB 8624	30-33kg/m^3 40-45kg/m^3  ≥90%      ≤24mW/(m.K)  ≥150kPa   ≥120kPa   ≥10%   ≤1%               ≤1.5%   ≤3%   ≥26

Open cell Specification :
 

Typical Properties
 

		MK-505
Appearance		Light yellow to brown transparent liquid
Hydroxyl value	mgKOH/g	100-200
Viscosity	mPa.S/20ºC	200-300
Specific gravity	g/ml(20ºC)	1.05-1.10
Storage Temperature	ºC	≤25
Storage Stability	month	6

 

• Storage in dry original packing in recommended temperature

Reactivity Properties ( Material temperature: 20ºC) Actual value varied as per processing condition
 

Ratio			1:1
Cream	time	S	3-5
Gel	time	S	6-10
Free	density	kg/m^3	8-12
Foam Performances
Items			Index
Spray Density			≥10kg/m^3
Initial Thermal Conductivity(15ºC)			≤40mW/(m.K)
Water Absorption			≤4%
Oxygen Index			≥23