Intumescent Foam - Foam that expands when burned – Material Sample Shop

Intumescent Foam - Foam that expands when burned – Material Sample Shop

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This sponge-like polyurethane foam expands to several times its size when exposed to open flames or high heat (above 300°C). The heated foam forms a solid char, which resists further heat degradation. Used for: Expanding intumescent materials are used for seals that rapidly close off the passage of fire, smoke, and tox

Intumescent Foam - Foam that expands when burned – Material Sample Shop

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