Polyurea is a two-component lining material resulting from the chemical reaction of isocyanate and amine resin. Polyurea systems form a 100% solid-based sealer that does not burden the environment. With its many important properties, such as excellent tensile, abrasion and corrosion resistance, it is a remarkable investment technology for both the present and the future. An advanced technology with a range of applications limited only by your imagination.

Polyurethane foam is a two-component system designed for spray applications. The material is applied with a high-pressure polyurethane sprayer. With the advantage of the portability of the spraying system in the project area, specialized construction applications are achieved. The foam takes the shape of the substrate and, due to its property, can be applied to any type of surface.

Benefits of Polyurea towards other systems

• Reaction, application and maturation faster than any other technology.
• The performance of the material is not affected by humidity and temperature.
• High heat resistance and good elasticity at low temperatures.
• Exhaustive mechanical and chemical resistance.
• Excellent abrasion resistance.
• Waterproof and durable.
• It does not contain VOC & Solvents (100% solids).
• Environmentally friendly product.
• Excellent breakage elongation.
• Applied to the desired thickness with one pass.
• It develops excellent adhesion on all surfaces.
• Saves application time and labor costs

The main applications of Polyurethane can be summarized as follows:

• Rooms of buildings.
• Freezer chambers.
• Roofs.
• Underground.
• Ceilings.
• External insulation.
• Soil insulation.
• Poultry farms

The main applications of polyurea can be summarized as follows:

• Swimming pools.
• Coatings in rooms.
• Industrial floor coverings.
• Tanks, flammable materials storage.
• Surfacing of surfaces that come in contact with acids and bases.
• Hospitals, factories, parking spaces.
• Wastewater treatment, manholes, sewerage.
• Tanks and water pipes.
• Tunnels and airports.
• Truck investment.
• Roads, bridges, railway networks, high-speed trains.
• Shipping.
• Decorative applications, joint filling and repair.
• Water parks, aquariums and playgrounds.
• Oil and gas industry.

Further application of polyurethane may also occur in:

• Solar systems.
• Refrigeration and freezer systems.
• Pipe and tank insulation systems.
• Imitation of wood and decorative products.
• Refrigeration cabinet panels.
• Foam packaging systems.
• refrigerated truck and vertebrate hut systems.
• Sound insulation systems.