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Pour-in foam is a liquid alternative to the expanding foam found in pressurized cans. With a composition of 90% closed cell and 10% open cell structure, it exhibits remarkable resistance to water absorption, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

Once mixed with a mechanical mixer, typically within 30 seconds, the pour-in foam undergoes an expansive transformation, expanding up to 20 times its original volume. This unique property allows it to flow and settle into the lowest points of any given area, ensuring comprehensive coverage and insulation.

Articles crafted using pour-in foam can be further enhanced by coating them with epoxy resin, resulting in a fully waterproof finish. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications across different industries.

Common applications of pour-in foam include wall and door cavity insulation, pipe insulation, buoyancy chambers, and insulated building panels. It is also utilized in refrigerated transport trailers, containers, display cabinets, walk-in coolers/freezers, fish holds, and laminated composites for lightweight spandrels, insulation boards, roofing panels, and partition systems.

The theoretical usage of pour-in foam is estimated at 1 kilogram occupying 0.03 cubic meters, although this may vary depending on ambient temperature conditions.