Polyurethane Systems for building and industry

In our last article inthe series on the myths of polyurethane, we want to talk about its durability and insulating capacity. If you're wondering if polyurethane degrades and disappears over time, or if it maintains its capabilities over the years, read on.

Current regulations establish the minimum requirements that must be met by buildings, whether it is new construction or renovation, and they determine some parameters of thermal resistances for the enclosure so as to opt for highly efficient insulating products. The...

Low-density polyurethane systems are suitable for improving the thermoacoustic insulation of buildings. There are numerous advantages in their use, such as the elimination of thermal bridges, good adhesion to the substrate and ease of mobility, as we don’t have to...

Polyurethane systems are fire-safe and need to be classified according to their end-use application. This allows us to have true information and as close as possible to their real behaviour in case of fire. The end-use application takes into account joints, fixings,...

Rigid polyurethane foam is a rotproof, mildew and detritus resistant, odourless and impure substance as well as a chemically neutral product. It is also resistant to the commonly used materials in construction and biochemically inert. It also shows great resistance...

Discontinuity in the application of polyurethane can seriously result in heating and cooling energy losses. That is why, during the processes of application of this insulating material, it is necessary to respect the order of execution. Otherwise, we could generate...