Foam gun

Gun-applied foam is a single-component, polyurethane-based, expanding, gap-filling building material. Because it is applied with a gun, the foam's output speed can be controlled, resulting in a cleaner and more precise application. It is frequently preferred for door and window installations, filling wall voids, and in areas requiring thermal insulation. Upon contact with air, it expands and hardens, transforming into a durable structure that lasts for a long time.

• Strong adhesion: Provides high adhesion to many surfaces such as wood, concrete, brick, metal and drywall. Adhesion performance is further enhanced when the surface is clean.
• Low expansion control: Thanks to the spray gun, the foam spreads more controllably and fills gaps without overflowing. It reduces frame deformation in door and window installations.
• Durable construction: After curing, it hardens and retains its shape against impacts and surface movements. It is a reliable solution for long-term insulation.
• Heat and sound insulation: Thanks to its porous structure, it reduces heat loss and attenuates sounds coming through the gaps. It contributes to energy efficiency.
• Easy to use: The gun-type system offers convenient operation for both professionals and hobbyists. The amount of foam can be adjusted as desired.
• Ozone-safe content: Most modern spray foams do not contain older generation gases that harm the ozone layer. They stand out as a more environmentally friendly building material.

1. Door and window installation
   It fills the gaps between the frame and the wall, providing both thermal and airtightness. Its low-expansion design reduces the risk of deformation.
2. Closing wall and ceiling openings
   Cable trays, pipe penetrations, cracks, and deep voids can be quickly filled with foam applied using a gun. After curing, it can be cut and shaped.
3. Heat and sound insulation
   It provides effective insulation in attic spaces, basement walls, and areas where cold air can enter. Filling these gaps significantly reduces thermal bridges.
4. Assembly and gluing processes
   Insulation boards, panels, moldings, or various building elements can be both glued and fixed using foam applied with a gun.
5. Roof and exterior details
   It is used to prevent airflow in gaps under roof tiles, cracks, facade joints, and windy areas. Correct application ensures a long-lasting seal.

• Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application.
• Because foam reacts to moisture, slightly moistening the surface will make the filling more effective.
• Adhesion may be poor on some plastic surfaces; a small test area should be tried if necessary.
• After application, excess foam can be trimmed and trimmed once it has completely dried.
• Using a professional foam gun offers both precise and more economical application.