Silicone Surfactants
Silicone surfactants are the additives that control cell structure in polyurethane foam.
What are Silicone Surfactants
Silicone surfactants are the additives that control cell structure in polyurethane foam. By governing cell size and distribution they directly determine the foam's density, thermal conductivity and mechanical behaviour.
Pluskim supplies silicone surfactants under the 3000 series for different foam types. The right surfactant makes a visible difference to foam quality even when the polyol and isocyanate stay the same.
Data Sheet and Sample
The technical data sheet and safety data sheet for this system are shared on request.
What It Delivers
3000 series - selected by foam type
Cell size and distribution control
Separate grades for flexible and rigid foam systems
Supplied with manufacturer technical data sheet
Where It Is Used
Slabstock foam
Moulded foam
Rigid foam systems
Spray polyurethane
More from Raw Materials & Chemicals
Polyols
In rigid foam systems, polyether polyols, which are used in block and sheet foam production, and saturated polyester polyols, which are widely utilized in applications such as foam, footwear, and elastomers, are classified based on their linear or different molecular structures.
Isocyanates
Isocyanates are one of the two main components that react with polyols to form polyurethane.
Polyol & MDI Systems
Polyol and MDI (Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate) are the two fundamental components used in the production of polyurethane systems.
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