Everbuild Expanding Foam Gun Grade 750ml
Expanding FoamEverbuild Gun Grade Expanding Foam is a quick setting polyurethane-based foam which expands greatly on application and yields up to 50 times the original can contents. Can be cut, sawn, plastered and sealed over after approximately one hour. Fills irregular gaps, fixes framework, insulates and sound deadens. Designed for professional use in conjunction with Gun Foam Applicators.
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Everbuild Expanding Foam Gun Grade 750ml Features:
UK Wide Delivery | SIIS Ltd
Gun Grade Expanding Foam is a quick setting polyurethane-based foam which expands greatly on application and yields up to 50 times original can contents. It fills irregular gaps, fixes framework, insulates and sound deadens. Gun Grade Expanding Foam is designed for professional use in conjunction with Gun Foam Applicators.
- Quick setting – can be cut, sawn or plastered in 1 hour
- Fills irregular and broad gaps where most conventional fillers would fail
- Possesses insulating and sound deadening properties
- Designed for professional use in conjunction with Gun Foam Applicators
Everbuild Expanding Foam Gun Grade 750ml Specifications:
Packaging 750 ml tin
Shelf Life 12 months in original containers at stated storage temperatures.
Storage Conditions Store upright between 15 °C and 20 °C. Pressurized container. Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures above 50 °C. Do not pierce or burn the can even after use. Store as flammable liquid.
Note: Elevated temperatures will reduce shelf life dramatically.
Compressive Strength 5 N/cm² (DIN 53421) at 10 % stress.
Tensile Strength 18 N/cm² (DIN 53455)
Elongation at Break Elongation At Tension - 30 % (DIN 53455)
Shear Strength 8 N/cm² (DIN 53422)
Dimensional Stability Full Load Bearing Stability - App, 12 hours (20 mm bead)
Thermal Resistance Thermal Conductivity - 0.04 W/Mk (DIN 52612)
Water Absorption 0.3 Vol % (DIN 53428)
Ambient Air Temperature 5 °C - 25 °C. (Optimum 20 °C)
Cutting Time 20 mins to 1 hour depending on bead dimensions.
Tack Free Time Approx. 8 minutes
