
Polyether Polyols
Polyether polyols are the main component of polyurethane systems.
What are Polyether Polyols
Polyether polyols are the main component of polyurethane systems. The hardness, density and ageing behaviour of the finished product depend largely on the molecular weight and functionality of the polyol selected.
Pluskim supplies standard flexible polyols for slabstock foam production and glycerine-initiated, high-reactivity polyols for HR moulded foam and automotive seating. A manufacturer technical data sheet is provided for every grade we supply.
Data Sheet and Sample
The technical data sheet and safety data sheet for this system are shared on request.
The technical data sheet is sent through the request form.
What It Delivers
Flexible (slabstock) polyether polyols
High-reactivity (HR) polyols - glycerine-initiated
Manufacturer technical data sheet for every grade
Molecular weight and functionality selected to suit the system
Where It Is Used
Slabstock foam production
Furniture and mattress foam systems
HR moulded foam
Automotive seating systems





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Let us specify the right system for your line
Tell us your application, line type and target density; our technical team will reply with a formulation proposal.