Polyurethane Foam Insulation – Advantages:

- The most efficient material available on the market in terms of thermal transfer coefficient – 0.022 W/m*K, better than XPS polystyrene – 0.039 W/m*K or basalt wool 0.031 W/m*K.
- You can save up to 50% on heating and cooling costs compared to traditional materials.
- You save a lot of time thanks to the speed of application—a specialized team can apply up to 1,000 square meters per day.
- Creates a perfect seal compared to traditional thermal insulation systems without the appearance of thermal bridges.
- High adhesion on a wide range of building materials, it can be applied to virtually any type of material at any angle of inclination.
- 3-5 cm of polyurethane foam insulation = 15 cm of polystyrene / 15-20 cm of mineral wool<
Polyurea – Advantages and Applications:

- Excellent resistance to a wide range of temperatures, UV rays, and extreme weather conditions
- High resistance to mechanical damage – heavy traffic, scratches, abrasions
- Excellent resistance to water and moisture – including seawater and wastewater
- High resistance to various chemicals – sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, gasoline
- Pure polyurea waterproofing, blocks, basements, industrial halls, parking lots, foundations, and vertical walls with high resistance to mechanical and chemical factors
- Hydro and thermal protection for fuel tanks, steel and reinforced concrete pipes
- Waterproofing of ponds, swimming pools, reservoirs, and hydraulic structures: dams, irrigation canals, etc.
- Anti-corrosion coating for structural steel in the naval sector, metal constructions, bridges, etc.
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Polyurethane Foam vs. Classical Materials: