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Refrigeration PUF Chemical is a premixed polyol formulation designed for use with MDI-based isocyanates to produce rigid polyurethane foam with low thermal conductivity, high closed-cell content, and excellent dimension stability.
It is optimized for refrigeration appliances, where insulation quality is critical for energy efficiency.

The blend typically contains:

• Polyether polyols (base component)

• Catalysts (amine/metal catalysts for controlled reaction)

• Surfactants (for cell structure stabilization)

• Blowing agent(s) (such as cyclopentane blends or alternatives depending on region)

• Additives (antioxidants, flame retardants depending on specification)

(Exact formulation varies by manufacturer.)

(Typical values—supplier-specific numbers may vary)

This chemical is tailored for polyurethane rigid foam used in:

• Domestic refrigerators & freezers

• Commercial deep freezers

• Cold-room sandwich panels

• Display cabinets

• Refrigerated transport units

• Insulated containers & iceboxes

The resulting foam provides:

• Low thermal conductivity (K-value)

• High compressive strength

• Fine closed-cell structure

• Low foam density (28–45 kg/m³ typical in refrigeration)

• High insulation performance for energy-efficient refrigeration

• Produces uniform, closed-cell rigid foam

• Balanced catalyst system for stable processing

• Compatible with MDI-based isocyanates (typically polymeric MDI)

• Suitable for manual and machine foaming

• Good dimensional stability under thermal cycling

• Store in dry, sealed containers to avoid moisture absorption.

• Ideal storage temperature: 20–25 °C (varies by manufacturer).

• Avoid contact with water — polyols react with moisture.

• Drums should be kept away from direct heat/sunlight.

Chemical Name: Polymeric Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate (Polymeric MDI)
Appearance: Dark red or reddish-brown liquid (the red color typically comes from a dye added for product identification; it does not alter chemical properties).
Typical Form: Viscous liquid at room temperature.
Odor: Slightly musty or pungent (typical of isocyanates).
Primary Use:

• Production of rigid polyurethane foams, insulation materials, binders, coatings, adhesives, and elastomers.

• Used extensively in construction, refrigeration, automotive, and composite wood manufacturing.

• Base CAS Number: 9016-87-9 (polymeric MDI)

• Main Component: 4,4′-Methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI)

• Functional Groups: Isocyanate groups (–NCO) reactive with hydroxyl-containing compounds.

• NCO Content: Typically 30–33% (varies by manufacturer).

• Viscosity: Medium to high, depending on grade.

• Density: ~1.2 g/cm³ (varies slightly).

• Solubility: Insoluble in water; reacts with water to release CO₂ and form polyurea solids.

• Reactivity:

  • Highly reactive with alcohols, amines, water, and polyols.

  • Stable when stored properly in sealed containers away from moisture.

• Classification: Isocyanate; may cause respiratory or skin sensitization.

• Irritation: Can irritate eyes, skin, and respiratory tract.

• Polymerization risk: Slow reaction with moisture; containers must be kept dry.

A 250 kg quantity typically refers to a standard steel drum or IBC tote content,

Product Name: Polyol CP 2100
Chemical Type: Polyether Polyol (typically a tri-functional polyether polyol)
Appearance: Clear to slightly pale-yellow viscous liquid
Odor: Mild, characteristic polyol odor
Primary Use: Component for polyurethane (PU) systems — especially cast PU elastomers, CPU/TPU prepolymers, and coatings or adhesive systems.

Polyol CP 2100 is a polyether-based polyol designed to react with isocyanates (such as MDI/TDI) to form polyurethane elastomers.
It typically provides:

• Medium-to-high molecular weight

• Triol functionality (≈3 reactive OH groups per molecule)

• Moderate OH value suitable for elastomeric PU formulations

• Good balance of viscosity and reactivity for casting applications

(Values are representative of CP-series 2000-range polyether polyols; exact numbers depend on manufacturer.)

These values make it suitable for producing elastomers with excellent mechanical strength, elongation, and abrasion resistance.

Polyol CP 2100 is commonly used in:

• CPU (Cast Polyurethane) elastomers

• TPU / CPU prepolymers

• Polyurethane coatings & sealants

• Industrial rollers, wheels, bushings

• Automotive PU elastomer parts

• Adhesives and elastomeric binders

Chemical Name: Polymeric Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate (Polymeric MDI)
Appearance: Dark red or reddish-brown liquid (the red color typically comes from a dye added for product identification; it does not alter chemical properties).
Typical Form: Viscous liquid at room temperature.
Odor: Slightly musty or pungent (typical of isocyanates).
Primary Use:

• Production of rigid polyurethane foams, insulation materials, binders, coatings, adhesives, and elastomers.

• Used extensively in construction, refrigeration, automotive, and composite wood manufacturing.

• Base CAS Number: 9016-87-9 (polymeric MDI)

• Main Component: 4,4′-Methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI)

• Functional Groups: Isocyanate groups (–NCO) reactive with hydroxyl-containing compounds.

• NCO Content: Typically 30–33% (varies by manufacturer).

• Viscosity: Medium to high, depending on grade.

• Density: ~1.2 g/cm³ (varies slightly).

• Solubility: Insoluble in water; reacts with water to release CO₂ and form polyurea solids.

• Reactivity:

  • Highly reactive with alcohols, amines, water, and polyols.

  • Stable when stored properly in sealed containers away from moisture.

• Classification: Isocyanate; may cause respiratory or skin sensitization.

• Irritation: Can irritate eyes, skin, and respiratory tract.

• Polymerization risk: Slow reaction with moisture; containers must be kept dry.

A 250 kg quantity typically refers to a standard steel drum or IBC tote content,

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