Delays ignition.
It provides excellent insulation against gas and smoke.
Highly effective heat and sound insulation.
Excellent adhesion to wood, metal, glass, and concrete.
It does not lose its isolation property until 100 minutes.
D4 class according to DIN EN 204.

Fire-resistant demanded installations of door and window frames.
Insulation of sensitive areas such as electrical panels and ducts.
General assembly and space-filling applications which requires fire resistance.

Density: 28-32 kg/m³

Tack-Free Time: 8-10 minutes

Cutting Time: 30-40 minutes

Shelf Life: 12 months

Volume: 750 ml

Shrinkage: 3% max

Color: Red

Take out the straw off the lid and attach it to the valve by twisting.
Shake the can vigorously.
Moistening application surfaces would accelerate the drying speed and would have a positive effect on cell structure, efficiency, and adhesion strength.
While the can is upside down, press the trigger for the foam to come out.
Since the foam would expand, partially fill the gaps where you would apply.
From time to time, shake the can again during the application.
Leave the straw on the can for the next application; otherwise, clean the valve with a solvent like acetone.

It contains diphenylmethane -4, 4 diisocyanates. If inhaled for long periods, it may cause sensitivity on respiratory organs. If the wet foam contacts the skin for long periods, it may cause local rash and sensitivity on the skin. For this reason, the environment should be well-ventilated during the application, contact with the skin should be avoided and protective gloves and safety goggles should be worn while working. The aerosol can is filled with combustible propellant gasses under high pressure. For that reason they should not be punctures, should be kept away from heat sources or flames.

The application below +10°C ambient temperatures may retard curing and cause the deformation of the foam structure.
Shaking the can in every several minutes during the application may raise the yield.
For re-use clean the valve using solvents like acetone.
Overpainting the foams that will be exposed to direct sunlight for prolonged periods will reduce their deformation.