Bio Based Polyol for Polyurethane Foam

Overview

Notably, FH-1450 stands out for its extremely low viscosity relative to its hydroxyl number, making it easy to blend and handle—an advantage that is particularly pronounced in water-blown foam systems. This characteristic simplifies processing in industrial production, enhancing operational efficiency.

Key Features

FH-1450 is defined by its consistent performance and practical properties, supported by the following technical specifications:

Its low viscosity (even at lower temperatures) ensures ease of mixing in formulations, reducing the need for complex processing equipment. The four secondary hydroxyl groups enable effective crosslinking, which is critical for optimizing the mechanical properties of polyurethane products.

Application Scenarios

FH-1450 is versatile across multiple polyurethane-based applications:

1. Polyurethane Foams: Ideal for water-blown foam systems, where its low viscosity simplifies blending with other components. It supports consistent foam structure formation, making it suitable for both rigid and flexible foam production.
2. Elastomers: Acts as a crosslinking agent to enhance the elasticity and durability of polyurethane elastomers, which are used in industries such as automotive parts and industrial seals.
3. Coatings: Contributes to the formulation of polyurethane coatings, aiding in improving adhesion and chemical resistance, making it applicable for protective coatings in various industrial settings.

FAQ

1. How should FH-1450 be stored?

FH-1450 should be stored in dry conditions at temperatures below 60°C to maintain its stability and performance.

2. What packaging options are available for FH-1450?

It is available in 200kg non-returnable steel drums and 1000kg IBC tanks made from HWHDPE.

3. Is FH-1450 suitable for non-industrial use?

No, this product is sold exclusively for use by industrial institutions.

4. What safety information is required for handling FH-1450?

Polyurethanes are combustible organic materials. Users must refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for details on regulatory compliance, hazards, spill procedures, and disposal. The SDS can be obtained by contacting HUG CHEM.

5. How does FH-1450 differ from other FH series polyols?

FH-1450 is specifically formulated for polyurethane foams, elastomers, and coatings, with a focus on low viscosity and crosslinking via four secondary hydroxyl groups—features tailored to these applications.