Urepac™ Rigid 16 44 is a two component polyurethane rigid foam system based on polyether polyol
and the MDI isocyanate, Urepac™ 2001, designed for use as a pour-in-place foam for general purpose
thermal insulation applications.
The blowing agent is mainly CO2, generated by the reaction between the water in the polyol formulation
and the MDI component, with additional foaming generated by the inclusion of a proprietary blowing
agent at a low level, so that the foam produced is both zero ODP and has zero GWP.
The system has been developed so it can be poured through either low or high pressure dispensing
equipment.
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