The difference between foam glue and foaming agent

Foam glue ~ It is a special polyurethane product that fills polyurethane prepolymer, foaming agent, catalyst and other components into a pressure-resistant aerosol can. When the material is sprayed from the aerosol can, the foamy polyurethane material will rapidly expand and solidify with air or moisture in the matrix in contact to form foam.

The cured foam has the functions of caulking, bonding, sealing and isolation. It has various effects such as heat and sound absorption. It is an environmentally friendly, energy-saving and easy-to-use building material. It can be used for sealing and plugging, filling gaps, fixing and bonding, thermal insulation and sound insulation, especially suitable for sealing and waterproofing between plastic steel or aluminum alloy doors, windows and walls.

The installation of finished door frames also requires the use of foam glue. One-component polyurethane foam (commonly known as foaming agent, English abbreviation OCF) is a cross-combination product of aerosol technology and polyurethane foam technology. It is a special polyurethane product that fills polyurethane prepolymer, foaming agent, catalyst and other components into a pressure-resistant aerosol can. When the material is sprayed from the aerosol can, the foamy polyurethane material will rapidly expand and solidify with air or moisture in the matrix in contact to form foam.

After curingOCF foam has various effects such as caulking, bonding, sealing, heat insulation, and sound absorption. It is an environmentally friendly, energy-saving, and easy-to-use building material. It can be used for sealing and plugging, filling gaps and seams, fixing and bonding, and thermal insulation and sound insulation. , especially suitable for sealing, plugging and waterproofing between plastic steel or aluminum alloy doors, windows and walls.