Flexible polyurethane foams are used predominantly in the production of upholstered furniture and sleeping mattresses. To a lesser extent, they are used in the automotive, construction and textile industries.
Flexible polyurethane foams obtained using a continuous method in the process of free foaming in the Nova Flex® technology, with the use of liquid carbon dioxide as a foaming agent. Sold as blocks, boards, fittings and profiles.
They have an apparent density below 22 kg/m3.
INTENDED USE
Padding improving the comfort of use, material for the production of garden furniture, leather-making and household products (washers)
Flexible polyurethane foams obtained using a continuous method in the process of free foaming without the use of Freon. Sold as blocks, boards, fittings and profiles.
They are distinguished by their apparent density greater than 21 kg/m3.
INTENDED USE (depending on their density)
Flexible polyurethane polyether foams obtained using a continuous method in the process of free foaming without the use of Freon. Sold as blocks, boards, fittings and profiles.
They are characterised by a high level of elasticity improving the comfort of furniture.
INTENDED USE
For the production of upholstered furniture and mattresses characterised by a high level of comfort.
Flexible polyurethane polyether foams obtained using a continuous method in the process of free foaming without the use of Freon. Sold as blocks, boards, fittings and profiles.
Their parameters and application are similar to those of standard foams. Distinguished by their flame retardant properties. Flame retardant according to the British standard - BS 5852: Part 2: 1982, ignition source 5 (Crib 5).
INTENDED USE
For instance, furniture used in public utility buildings
Flexible polyurethane polyether foams obtained using a continuous method in the process of free foaming without the use of Freon. Sold as blocks, boards, fittings and profiles. They are characterised by a high level of elasticity improving the comfort of furniture. Flame retardant according to the British standard - BS 5852: Part 2: 1982, ignition source 5 (Crib 5).
Seat foams with improved physical and chemical properties as well as comfort and durability parameters. No solid flame retardants are used in their production.
INTENDED USE
For the production of upholstered furniture and mattresses characterised by a high level of comfort and, at the same time, compliant with the British Crib 5 flame retardancy standard.
