› fitting doors and windows;
› thermal insulation of water, sewage and central heating systems;
› sealing and installation of window sills;
› thermal insulation of flat roofs and ceilings;
› filling gaps (up to 2 cm wide) in thermal insulation when insulating buildings.
› Has excellent stability (no shrinkage).
› Cures by moisture in the air.
› Shows excellent thermal insulation and sound-proof parameters.
› Resistant to mould and fungi.
Colour Light yellow
Working temperature from -10°C to +30°C
Can temperature from +10°C to +30°C (optimally +20°C)
Foam yield up to 45 l
Skin formation time 6-12 min. (20°C, RH 90%)
Cutting time 45±10% [min.]
Full hardening time 24 h
Increase in height (expansion degree) of the foam applied in the gap), % 136±10%
Thermal resistance (upon hardening) from -50°C to +90°C
Thermal conductivity λ 0,036 W/(m·K)
Water absorbability after 24 hours in water when partially immersed ≤1 kg/m2
Inflammability B3 (DIN 4102)
Solubility in organic solvents acetone, before hardening
Substrate preparation:
Thoroughly clean and degrease the substrate. Remove hoarfrost in the winter season. Before application, moisten the surface with water mist to ensure better adhesion.
Product preparation:
Before use, warm the can with foam to room temperature (optimally +20°C) by, for example, immersing the can in warm water. Shake the can vigorously for 30 seconds to thoroughly mix the ingredients. Screw the straw applicator onto the can.
Foam application:
Dispense product in the upside-down working position. Fill the gap to 50% of its depth, in layers of 4 cm per layer. Moisten the surface between each layer to improve good adhesion and speed up curing. Fill vertical gaps from bottom to top. Once fully cured use a knife to cut off any excess foam. When the foam has fully cured, it should be protected from UV radiation by covering it with silicon masses, plasters, paints etc.
750 ml | Aerosol |