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All
of our foam products share some distinct
properties
that you should be aware of: |
FOMO Products are designed to be economical and user friendly.
FOMO Products contain No VOCs or CFCs
FOMO Products can be cut, shaped, sanded and
painted after curing.
NOTE: All two component kits
come with gun and hose included and factory attached!
NOTE: Board Foot (bd ft) on these pages = 12"x12"x1"
NOTE: Fire Rated Products may have up to a 10 day lead time to ship. Dep. on
QTY. |
All 2 component foams are UL 94 Listed! E-84 is class
1 fire rated. |
FIRE RATED
Low Pressure Polyurethane FOAM |
Fire rated foams are Available in 605 board foot kits and 205 board
foot kits. |
Handi-Foam
E-84 systems are two-component, chemically cured foam systems. Two-component
foam systems consist of an "A" side and a "B" side.
These two components mix in the nozzle of the dispensing unit, and the
resulting foam cures much more quickly than one-component foams.
Handi-Foam? Two-Component Foam expands. Cured foam can be trimmed, sanded
and/or painted.
Typical applications include:
• Cold/storage refrigeration
• Petrochemical insulation
• Flash over protection
• Sound deadening
• Pipe chases and Fire Systems
Handi-Foam E-84 systems meet or exceed the following Classifications,
Codes and Standards:
ASTM E-84 Specifications
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HF605FR
605 Bd Ft
$700.00
HF205FR
205 Bd Ft
$360.00
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A Brief Review of Fire Rated Products
Fomo manufactures numerous flame rated
Low Pressure Polyurethane products. A flame rated foam product passes fire test
procedures developed by accredited organizations such as ASTM (American
Society for Testing Materials) or UL (Underwriters Laboratories). Since
Low Pressure Polyurethane is an organic material and like other organic building
materials, it will burn. Therefore, all of the appropriate test methods
developed to rate PU foam consist of the application of an open flame to
the PU sample, and the subsequent measurement of how far the flame spreads
across the sample. Some of these tests require that the amount of
combustion smoke generated be measured along with the flame spread. One
especially difficult test, ASTM E-162, combines an open flame with a
radiant heat source.
Fire
Rated Materials versus Fire Stop Materials
- Fire Rated
- Rigid
Low Pressure Polyurethane foam is an organic material like wood. All organic
matter is combustible, and thus will burn in the event of fire.
Combustible organic materials like PU foam can be rendered more
resistant to burning through the addition of flame retardants, or,
though alterations in their chemical makeup. such enhanced products
are capable of passing accredited flammability tests from noted
specifying bodies such as ASTM, UL, and DIN. Common examples of
tests used to rate flame resistance are ASTM E-84, UL-94, and DIN
B2. When a flame retarded material passes a specified flammability
test, it is termed a fire rated product. In practical terms,
a fire rated product aids in reducing the risk of flashover
in a major fire by its diminished role on supporting combustion.
However, being organic in nature, fire rated products are still
combustible. Even the most flame retarded urethane foam will undergo
combustion at temperatures exceeding 550C (1022F).
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- Fire
Stop
- Fire
Stop materials on the other hand are typically blends of
inorganic materials such as clays and earth metal salts which do not
readily support combustion. They are usually available as caulks, or
in putty form. To achieve a fire stop rating, a material must pass
an accredited fire stop test from, typically, the same agencies
mentioned above. Fire stop test such as ASTM E-814 involve severe,
prolonged exposure to a furnace type of environment. The material
must endure temperatures of >850 C (1562 F) for long periods of
time, typically between 1 and 4 hours. The highly non-combustible
nature of fire stop materials has led to their wide spread
specification in local building codes.
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Did
you know that 43 percent of businesses closed by fire never reopen
Another 29 percent fail within three years. Fire rated products save
lives, homes and businesses. |
Pricing and
Ordering Information
- Numbers appearing after a Roman Numeral II in the product name refer to the theoretical board foot yield. Numbers after an Arabic 2 refer to theoretical cubic feet yield, based on published density.
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A board foot is 12"
x 12"x 1" (like a floor tile 1 inch thick)
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Example: The II-605 Kit covers 605 square feet 1" thick
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FR = E-84 Fire
Rated - SR= Slow Rise
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The kits comes multiple nozzle tips, including cone and fan spray pattern tips. You
have the option to purchase additional tips in the shopping cart. We
include enough for most applications unless you plan to stop and start a
lot.
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The foam expands to a final volume that is more than 3-5 times the dispensed volume, and may be as much as 8 times, depending on various factors such as cavity size, ambient conditions, etc.
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All kits come
complete with hoses, gun and the tanks are pressurized. There is no
need for additional equipment and they are disposable after use.
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The SR, FR &
2.5 pound density formulas may require a 10 day lead time, depending
on quantity ordered and production load.
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NOTE: If shipping to an address other than the billing address for your credit
card, that address must be on file with your credit card company as an
approved ship to location. Simply call your credit card company and tell
them to add that address to your approved list of ship to addresses. |
