Polyurethane casting foam (2-Component PU Foam) Professional polyurethane foam (also: PU foam / PUR foam ) for hand mixing and pouring . Choose between low density for lightweight filling or higher density for comfort and support. Ideal for filling cavities , making seat cushions , and creating props/models . ⚠️...
PLEASE NOTE: since August 2023, polyurethane with a diisocyanate content of more than 0.1% may only be used in companies where employees have completed the required courses. Companies can register for online training via THIS link. You can also read more information here....
PLEASE NOTE: Since August 2023, polyurethane with a diisocyanate content of more than 0.1% may only be used in companies where employees have completed the required training courses. Companies can register for an online training via THIS link. You can...
Polyurethane casting foam (2-Component PU Foam)
Professional polyurethane foam (also: PU foam / PUR foam ) for hand mixing and pouring . Choose between low density for lightweight filling or higher density for comfort and support. Ideal for filling cavities , making seat cushions , and creating props/models .
⚠️ Note (diisocyanates & training): Since August 2023, polyurethane with a diisocyanate content > 0.1% may only be processed by companies whose employees have completed the required training. Ensure you have the correct training/certification before starting, in accordance with EU regulations.
Why choose castable PU foam?
✓Easy processing: 2-component, manual mixing and pouring into mould or cavity.
✓Control over expansion & density: from light ( low density ) to comfort ( higher density ).
✓Fills large volumes: perfect for large cavities and molded parts.
✓Professional quality: consistent cell structure and reliable results.
What is the difference between 2-component PU foam and 1K PU foam?
Two-component PU foam is pourable , reacts with the mixing of A and B, and provides controlled expansion and density. One-component PU foam (in a gun can) reacts with moisture and is intended for sealing/assembly – not for pouring applications.
Can I pour into molds?
Yes. Use a suitable mold (not heated), apply release agent if necessary, and pour in a thin stream. Allow for expansion space.
What density should I choose for seat cushions?
Choose a higher density (such as Flexible 280) for comfort, support, and durability; lower density (Flexible 50) is better for lightweight padding.
Advice & order
Are you unsure whether to choose a low or high density , or want to know which expansion option is best for your project? We're happy to help you with selection, application, and dosage.
Professional use only. Always consult the TDS/SDS. Comply with EU requirements for diisocyanates and maintain internal training certificates.
