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Dow 342104 ENERFOAM Foam Sealant, Foam, Off White, 30 oz
Item #: 342104 by NOVA SCOTIA COMPANY
UPC #: 041343008018
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- Designed to form a durable, airtight, water-resistant bond to common building substrates
- Forms airtight barrier by expanding to take shape of cracks and voids
- Reduces pathways where insects can enter
- Retains elasticity as the structure expands and compresses
- Can reduce drywall nail pops
- Tack-free within minutes
Color
Off White
Application Temperature
25 to 120
Application Method
Gun
Form
Foam
Nomenclature
342104 SEALANT INSUL FOAM 30OZ
Hazardous Marine
Hazardous transport required
Tensile Strength
144
Applicable Materials
Foamboard Plastic Wood
Specifications:
Compositions: Polymethylenepolyphenylisocyanate Propoxylated Glycerin Polymer Polymethylenepolyphenyl Polyisocyanate Polypropyleneglycol Copolymer Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate Isomers and Homologues Paraffin Waxes and Hydrocarbon Waxes Chlorinated Isobutene Propane Methyl Ether 44 -Methylenediphenyl Diisocyanate NN-Dimorpholinodiethylether
ENERFOAM professional foam sealant is designed to form a durable, airtight, water-resistant bond to common building substrates such as wood, brick, concrete, foam board and most plastics. Its foam skin repels and deflects water, which can help reduce the potential for moisture damage to wood substrates. It is a one-component, minimal expanding, flexible polyurethane foam used for adhering insulated concrete forms, architectural foam and drywall and sealing cracks and voids such as pipe penetrations. The foam expands only enough to generate an effective seal, retaining elasticity as the structure expands and compresses. ENERFOAM professional foam sealant is also recognized as a fireblock, which means it resists the free passage of flames to other areas of the building through concealed spaces.