LASTOFOAM B2

A slow-burning polyurethane foam (class B2, according to DIN 4102) for filling gaps, cracks and openings. Fire resistant; prevents fire from spreading. Excellent adhesion to all substrates, except from polyethylene, polypropylene and Teflon. Resistant to water and aging; sensitive to UV radiation. Provides excellent insulation. Free expansion, up to 40 liters per can. Doesn’t shrink after curing.

SKU: LASTOFOAM B2 Category:

Description

Slow burning PU foam, class B2, gun, fire resistant

APPLICATIONS:
Suitable for fitting fire doors and windows. Excellent for fillings and fixings in areas where slow burn materials are used/ installed.

PACKAGING:
-750 ml Cans (Box of 12)

SHELF LIFE:
At least 12 months from date of manufacture when stored in room temperature and indoor humidity (not below 0℃ and over 25℃).

FAQS about POLYURETHANE FOAMS  

What does B1, B2, or B3 Foams mean?

Polyurethane foams are classified according to the DIN 4102 specification based on their fire behavior. The categories are as follows:

  • B1: Particularly slow burning
  • B2: Slow burning
  • B3: Normal flammability

Most foams (99%) fall into the B3 category. B1 and B2 foams are typically used around fire door frames.

What are the advantages of using a foam gun?

Using a foam gun offers several advantages over hand foam:

  • Increased yield: Gun foam produces significantly more liters than hand foam.
  • Gradual use: A single bottle of gun foam can be used gradually over several days or even weeks. Unlike hand foam, which must be used immediately, gun foam doesn’t become unusable if left unused for a few hours, as the valve is less likely to block.

Additional information

Technology

PU

Type

Filling, Mounting

Materials

Aluminum, Bricks, Ceramic, Concrete, Glass, Heterogeneous materials, Marble, Metal, Mosaic, Plastic, Wood

Conditions

Fire, High temperature, Indoor, Outdoor

Application areas

Doors, Pipes, Roofs, Tiles, Walls, Windows