PU Foam Safety Precautions When Handling Polyol and Isocyanate Understanding PU foam safety precautions is essential when working with Polyol and Isocyanate, the two main components of polyurethane foam insulation. These chemicals react to form durable insulation, but they must be handled carefully to protect workers, surfaces, and the environment. At Bioflex Insulation Ltd, we…
Common Problems When Mixing Polyol and Isocyanate PU Foam The common problems when mixing Polyol and Isocyanate PU foam can lead to poor insulation results, uneven texture, or even equipment damage. In Kenya and East Africa, where humidity and temperature vary widely, these mistakes are especially common during on-site insulation projects. At Bioflex Insulation Ltd,…
Applications of Two-Component PU Foam Across Kenya and East Africa, businesses are increasingly adopting the two-component PU foam insulation products to improve energy efficiency, safety, and long-term performance. This advanced insulation combines Polyol and Isocyanate to create a seamless, rigid foam layer that delivers powerful protection against heat and moisture. At Bioflex Insulation Ltd, we…
Mixing Ratio for Polyol and Isocyanate PU Foam: Common Formulas and Mistakes Every high-quality polyurethane (PU) foam product starts with one critical factor — the mixing ratio between Polyol and Isocyanate. Whether you’re insulating cold rooms, tanks, or industrial roofs, the right balance determines how well your PU foam performs. At Bioflex Insulation Ltd, we…