By: ICN Bureau
Last updated : March 16, 2023 8:39 pm
Continue to support the spray polyurethane foam (SPF) industry to successfully adopt fourth generation blowing agent technologies
Evonik, the market and innovation leader in polyurethane additives, has boosted its range of high-performance products for the spray polyurethane foam (SPF) industry with the release of DABCO PM 301. Used in combination with the latest Opteon 1100 and Opteon 1150 blowing agents from Chemours, a global chemistry company, DABCO PM 301 improves thermal performance and increases efficiency in SPF systems.
SPF is one of the most efficient modern insulation materials driving energy savings in buildings due to its low thermal conductivity and its ability to prevent heat leakages that can be further advanced by the new product combination.
“The need to reduce the GWP footprint and ozone depleting building emissions, while at the same time maintaining blowing agent compatibilization for SPF systems, requires innovative tools to help the industry best optimize new HFO blowing agents,” said Christian Eilbracht, head of the polyurethane insulation business at Evonik.
“DABCO® PM 301 significantly increases the efficiency and drives the thermal performance of our Opteon 1100 and Opteon 1150-based SPF systems,” said Joseph Martinko, Senior Business Director – Americas for Thermal & Specialized Solutions at Chemours.
“Our portfolio of low GWP, non-flammable foam blowing agents made with HFO technology offer high performance insulation and thermal resistance in foam blowing applications to help our customers achieve the product reliability they demand with sustainable and energy efficient products.”
“We’ve developed a strong product portfolio for the SPF market over several decades and have been at the forefront in enabling many blowing agent technology transitions,” said Matthew Aldag, Vice President Americas, Evonik Comfort & Insulation.
“We will continue to innovate and work with forward-thinking partners like Chemours to drive and develop performance solutions that support this fourth-generation blowing agent change and reduce the GWP of HFOs.”