PU Foam Core
PU Foam Core combines polystyrene resin through extrusion processing to create rigid insulation and structural core materials with closed-cell architecture. Extruded Polystyrene (XPS) foam represents a prominent variant, delivering thermal performance, moisture resistance, and structural integrity for composite panel systems and insulation applications.
The material provides high compressive strength supporting significant loads while maintaining inherent moisture absorption resistance. This moisture barrier contributes to dimensional stability and preserves consistent thermal performance, as R-values remain less susceptible to degradation in damp conditions. The closed-cell structure exhibits low water vapor permeance and demonstrates resistance to corrosion and chemical exposure.
Technical specifications include compressive strengths measured per American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) D1621, thermal resistance values reaching R-5.0 per inch, and water absorption typically below 1% by volume. Flame spread ratings achieve Class A per ASTM E84, with effective operation across wide temperature ranges in various thicknesses and sheet dimensions.
PU Foam Core serves construction and transportation industries in continuous insulation for exterior walls, roof systems, and below-grade foundations. Applications extend to refrigerated truck bodies, cold storage facilities, and sandwich panel cores for recreational vehicles, marine construction, and architectural cladding. The material bonds with Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP), aluminum, plywood, and steel using polyurethane adhesives, while supporting various resin systems for vacuum infusion and hand lamination processes.


