Quick Cure Or Slow Rise

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. Expanding Two-component Foams are available in a variety of densities. Spray Insulation Two-Component Foams expand at a ration of 8:1 and carries an R-Value of 6 to 7 per inch (2.54cm).

Quick Cure 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 Quick Cure applications include:

• Spraying underside of slate tiles, to hold tiles in place, to help insulation, to water proof and stop condensation

• Spraying between stud walls, for insulation and sound proofing.

• Spraying wood or metal sheds for insulation and stopping condensation.

• New build or renovation of old properties. (Barn Conversions)

• Spray narrow boats

• 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

• Loft and/or Roof insulation

• Stage & set design

• Skateboard Ramps/Parks

FROTH-PAK SR Slow Rise is a multi-purpose slow-rise polyurethane foam. It is formulated to slowly rise and fill, insulating large enclosed spaces and blind cavities. Froth-Pak® SR Foam is a two-component poured-in-place foam that cures tack-free in 60 to 90 seconds.
To help fill cavities and hard to reach areas, you can attach a clear plastic extension hose to the tip of the nozzle.

Typical Slow Rise applications include:

• Insulating refrigerated trailer floors and walls

• Sound and noise reduction in walls

• Insulation in walls

• Filling openings in boats and pontoons

• Buoyancy in boats

• Filling blind cavities and narrow openings