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Premium Fast Foam 2K quick-curing two-component straw foam

VALUES

• Low post-expansion.
• Very good adherence on various building materials.
• High thermal and sound insulation.
• Cured foam is a good temperature and sound insulator.
• Thick and even structure.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Before use, remove the protective cap from the valve and turn the adapter onto it. For the internal cylinder to be activated, the actuator propeller on the bottom of the cylinder needs to be turned at least 6 times in the direction of the arrow.

Then shake the canister well at least 30 times in order for components A and B to mix properly. If the can is cold, shake more (the foam quality depends on the result of shaking). Immediately turn the can upside down and begin applying foam, or else the temperature inside the can may rise over +50 °C and result in the risk of explosion. After turning the disc, you have approximately 5 minutes to use the foam; after that, any foam left inside the canister will cure. Hold the can upside down and adjust the foam output by pressing the valve. Foam should be evenly light green color. If it is not, shake the canister again and continue to apply the foam.

Fill the gap only partially, since the foam will expand. Gaps of any size may be filled, since the foam does not require air humidity to cure. There are no constraints on the volume or diameter of joints or gaps.

TIPS

• Air temperature during use: +5 °C to +30 °C, best results at +20 °C.
• Can temperature before activation: +10 °C to +25 °C, best results at +20 °C. The can has to be cooled down in water if the temperature of the can exceeds +25 °C.
• The surfaces must be clean from dust, loose particles and oil.

LIMITATIONS

• Once the two component curing system has been activated, heat is released; for this reason, the content of the can needs to be used within 5 minutes. If the can is not emptied completely or if its temperature exceeds +25 °C before activation, there is a risk of explosion of the can.
• The foam does not adhere to Teflon, polyethylene and silicon surfaces. Cured foam is sensitive to UV-light and direct sunlight and therefore must be covered with suitable opaque sealant, filler, paint or other material.