Polyurethane Systems for building and industry

Being a material applied in situ, polyurethane presents a great versatility and countless advantages in their application. The quality of projected and injected polyurethane is standardized by the European Standards UNE-EN 14315 and UNE-EN 14318, being mandatory...

Poor sound insulation is a problem for buildings, not only in purely constructive terms, but it has also an impact on the well-being and health of its occupants. Therefore, the interior noise of buildings has become a problem that requires effective constructive...

Polyurethane systems are one of the best performing insulation materials on the market today. Its small closed cell structure ensures that the application of polyurethane, either by projection or by injection, has a low thermal conductivity, which means to have a...

Injected polyurethane is an ideal material for the thermoacoustic renovation of façades and dividing walls between dwellings, since large works or machinery are not required for its installation, nor demolition works. When injecting polyurethane into the cavity...

Thermal conductivity is a physical property that appears in any material, including polyurethane, and it measures the heat conduction capacity through it, or in other words, the transport of heat energy through a body. This energy movement is produced by the...

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...