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A Supplier of Mechanical Insulation Products |
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Handi-Foam® One-Component Foam is a UL/ULC classified sealant. It can be used to
economically insulate, seal, bond, fill and stop air
infiltration. One-Component foams cure when moisture in the
air reacts with the chemistry of the foam. All one-component
foams meet ASTM E-84 flame spread requirements for caulks and
sealants. Handi-Foam One-Component Foam is tack-free in less than
10 minutes and cures within 24 hours. Handi-Foam
One-Component Foams cure to in-place densities between 1.0 and 2.0
lb. per cubic foot (16.02 - 32.04 kg. per cubic meter) and carry an
R-value of 4 to 5 per inch (.03 w/m.k). Cured foam can be
trimmed, sanded and/or painted. Typical applications
include:filling cracks and
voids sealing around HVAC
units filling gaps around
pipes filling gaps behind electrical
outlets sealing cracks at wall and floor
joints fixing small holes and other damage
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Handi-Foam®
Straw Foam Consists of a
canister and one-piece straw applicator. These lightweight
cans are ideal for small
projects. |
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- Handi-Foam®
Gun Foamsconsists of a
single canister and is applied with a dispensing unit, providing
increased control and metering. These features help to reduce
waste and save time. Fomo Products offers various styles of
one-component dispensing units, designed
to meet the user’s specific requirements.
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Handi-Foam®
One-Component Cylinders consists of a single canister and can be ordered with or
without hoses and applicators. Providing the most efficient
application for large projects, cylinder foam is often chosen by
professionals over straw or gun foam. |
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Handi-Foam®Two-Component Foam is a chemically cured foam system. Two-component foam
systems consist of an “A” component and a “B” component.
These two components mix in the nozzle of the dispensing unit, and
the resulting foam cures much more quickly than one-component
foams. Handi-Foam Two-component
Foams are available in a variety of densities.
Handi-Foam Two-Component Foams expand at
a ration of 8:1 and carries an R-Value of 6 to 7 per inch
(.02w/m.k). Handi-Foam Two-Component Foam is tack free
in less than 60 seconds and cures completely in 2-5 minutes.
Cured foam can be trimmed, sanded and/or
painted. Typical applications include: - insulating commercial &
residential construction
- filling openings in boats &
trailers
- converting vans & buses
- cold storage warehouses
- noise
reduction
- insulating
spas & hot tubs
- insulating
transportation trailers
- large surface
coverage and large voids
- pole &
post settings
- stage &
set design
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Handi-Foam® Two-Component Foam is a chemically cured foam system. Two-component foam
systems consist of an “A” component and a “B” component.
These two components mix in the nozzle of the dispensing unit, and
the resulting foam cures much more quickly than one-component
foams. Handi-Foam Two-component Foams are available in a
variety of densities. Handi-Foam Two-Component Foams expand at a ration of 8:1 and carries
an R-Value of 6 to 7 per inch (.02 w/m.k). Handi-Foam
Two-Component Foam is tack free in less than 60 seconds and cures
completely in 2-5 minutes. Cured foam can be trimmed, sanded
and/or painted. |
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Handi-Foam® Large Kits utilize the patented
Handi Gun® Dispensing Unit Dispensing Unit. This unit is designed for increased
output and better accuracy. Most kits are packaged in our
patented easy open box with pre-attached hoses and upright
cylinders. Larger kits are ideal for bigger projects, but are
still compact enough for easy transport and use. |
Handi-Foam SR® Pour-In-Place Foamis a multi-purpose slow-rise polyurethane foam. It is
formulated to slowly rise and fill, insulating large enclosed
spaces and blind cavities. Handi-Foam SR Foam is a two
component poured-in-place foam that cures tack-free in 60 to 90
seconds. Handi -Foam SR is also available in disposable larger kits and
refillable systems. Typical applications include: insulating refrigerated trailer floors and
walls strengthening vinyl and aluminum
extensions filling openings in boats and pontoons filling blind cavities and narrow openings
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