As we know, spray foam offers numerous benefits for any home or office building, including its ability to prevent moisture. Let’s take a look at this application and why you should utilize spray foam in your next project.
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The Rise of HFO, the Eco-Friendly Spray Foam
Spray foams containing HFC release gases into the atmosphere that negatively impact the Earth by contributing to global warming. These HFCs are known as greenhouse gases that can be hundreds to thousands of times more potent than carbon dioxide.
Continue readingThe Applications of Closed-Cell Spray Foam Insulation
When you’re getting ready to start a client’s insulation project, consider using closed-cell spray foam. Closed-cell spray foam consists of tiny gas bubbles that are suspended during both the application and curing process. These gas bubbles form because none of the cells are connected. Being filled with gas, the tiny bubbles are tightly packed into the foam, making the finished material durable and ideal for use in heavy-duty applications.
Learn about closed-cell spray foam insulation and how it can be an asset in your future projects.
Continue readingSprayWorks Equipment Is a Trusted Spray Polyurethane Foam Supplier
Spray foam is an essential addition to the operations of many industries, and one option that SprayWorks Equipment can supply our customers with is spray polyurethane foam, also known as SPF.
Read on to learn more about SPF roof foam and other options from SprayWorks Equipment, our products, and everything we can do for you as your supplier of choice.
Continue readingThe Applications of Open-Cell Spray Foam Insulation
Open-cell spray foam is a suitable solution for noise dampening and energy insulation, which can save home and property owners money (and sometimes headaches) in the long run. Let’s dive into the details of open-cell spray foam so that you can keep your clients and team informed on the benefits of use, the process of installation, how it compares to closed-cell spray foam, and beyond.
HFO vs. HFC Blowing Agents: What Are the Differences?
HFC stands for hydrofluorocarbon, and is a mix of hydrogen, fluorine, and carbon atoms. There are some issues with HFCs, which have led to many companies transitioning to HFOs. When you compare HFO vs. HFC, and realize the benefits of HFOs, you’ll learn how to avoid the dangers of HFCs and keep your operations compliant.
At SprayWorks Equipment, we are proud to offer an HFO foam, an environmentally friendly alternative to the regular closed-cell spray foam. With over 100 years of experience, we are ready to provide you with cost-efficient and reliable solutions like these.
Continue readingEverything You Need to Know About Our Winter Blend Spray Foam
Our winter blend spray foam was carefully and thoughtfully created to offer unique benefits and extra protection for winter conditions. With easy installation and increased durability, it’s the ideal solution for spray foam needs in winter weather.
Continue readingDo You Need an HFO Blowing Agent? SprayWorks Equipment Can Help!
When it comes to finding a spray foam that is durable, efficient, and compliant with the new HFC rules that are being enacted throughout the U.S., SprayWorks Equipment is ready to supply you with quality products that adhere to these standards.
Continue readingCan Spray Foam Insulation Be Applied in Cold Weather?
How cold is too cold for spray foam?
Depending on the type of spray foam used, processing temperatures are typically between 60-90º inside the barrel. For substrate temperatures, roofing is generally 45-180º, while interior foam can be applied from sub-zero temperatures all the way up past 100º.
If you are working in a colder environment, alternate low temperature spray foam that is designed as a winter blend, will be required. Cold weather spray foam is specially formulated to have a faster reaction time, preventing delimitation from the substrate. Open cell foam is not capable of being winter blend spray foam insulation, only closed cell foam. While open cell doesn’t have a winter blend, with a flash coating of 1/8 inch to ¼ inch, it can be sprayed on substrates down to about 10 degrees.
Continue readingHow to Understand Spray Foam Insulation And How It’s Used
One of the most basic human needs is temperature management. We use it in most walks of life, specifically when it comes to the preservation of heat or cold inside our homes, coolers, refrigerators, ovens, stores, cars, and many other everyday applications. With the ability to retain desired temperatures in particular situations, science and ingenuity are tasked with figuring out methodologies by which temperature control can help various aspects ranging from reduction of the greenhouse effect, energy savings, and cost reduction for various means for owners of businesses and residential properties.
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