Polyisocyanurate PIR

Product Overview

Polyisocyanurate Foam (PIR) is a foam material made from polyether polyol and excess isocyanate by trimerization reaction, and its physical fire resistance is more excellent than that of polyurethane. It has the advantages of low thermal conductivity, wide temperature range, excellent dimensional stability, and free cutting of tubes and boards according to customers' requirements.

Product Applications

Polyisocyanurate is an ideal organic low-temperature heat-insulating material with the advantages of low thermal conductivity, lightweight and shockproof, and strong adaptability. It is widely used in oil refineries, chemical plants, ethylene, chemical fertilizers, cold storage and LNG device heat insulation.

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Product Parameters
Test itemsUnitTechnical parametersDetection methods
Densitieskg/m3≥40
GB/T6343
Thermal conductivityFresh samplesW/(m.K)
≤0.023(23℃)GB/T10294
Thermal conductivity≤0.022(-50℃)GB/T10295
≤0.020(-100℃)
≤0.019(-120℃)
≤0.016(-160℃)
Compressive strength+23℃
kPa≥200GB/T8813
Tensile strength+23℃kPa≥150GB/T9641
Oxygen index%≥30GB/T2406.2
Volumetric water absorption%≤2GB/T8810
Water vapor transmission coefficientng/(Pa.s.m)≤5.5GB/T17146
Porosity%≥90GB/T10799
Operating temperature-190~+120
Packaging and Storage

It should be placed in a waterproof, moisture-proof, light-proof, dry, cool and ventilated place, avoiding heat sources and strictly preventing exposure to sunlight.

The inner package is packed in black polyethylene bag and the outer package is packed in carton box.

Precautions

Polyisocyanurate should be handled gently during transportation and handling, and should not be tumbled, hit, or pressurized by heavy objects.

As pipeline and equipment insulation, it should be bundled with fiberglass tape or steel tape.

In the process of construction, the parts that need to be cut and processed can be processed by saw blade.