OSI® WINTeQ™ TeQ::Foam™ Window & Door Foam
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OSI® WINTeQ™ TeQ::Foam™ Window & Door Foam OSI® WINTeQ™ TeQ::FOAM™ Window & Door Foam is a single-component, minimal expansion and low pressure polyurethane foam packaged in a pressurized metal container. It is specifically designed for use with the WINTeQ ™Window Installation System. It is dispensed in bead form for sealing gaps, cracks, holes and voids around windows and doors, in most types of construction projects. This foam exhibits slight to moderate expansion during application and cures upon reaction with moitsure to form a flexible, urethane foam. The closed cell structure of this material provides an R factor of 5 per inch of cured foam making it an efficient method for stopping air and moisture inflitration and expensive warm and cold air loss between windows and rough frame. This low pressure foam will not warp or deform windows and doors. It adheres to all types of building materials including wood, concrete and drywall, and is compatible with asphalt and butyl flexible flashing. TeQ::Foam complies with all Federal and State VOC regulations.
- Low pressure, low expansion, quick setting formula
- High insulating value - Provides an R factor of 5 per inch of foam
- Will not warp or deform windows and doors
- Closed cell foam structure will not absorb moisture
- Quick setting formulation - Can be cut or trimmed in less than 1 hour
- Will not harden or crack out over time
- Part of WINTeQ Window Installation System
- 20 oz (580g) pressurized can
- Tan
OSI® PC-12 Pro-Clean or mineral spirits
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Recommended for
OSI® WINTeQ™ TeQ::FOAM ™Window & Door Foam is part of the WINTeQ Window Installation system and is used to insulate and seal window and door frames. It can also be used for jambs, Mud Sills, Header Joints, Corner Joints, top plate penetrations, electrical and plumbing penetrations and other areas where air infiltration of heat loss may occur.
Not Recommended for
- Sun exposure; Urethane foams are adversely affected by sunlight (Ultraviolet light); exposed foam must be coated with a protective coating
- use in ares that require fireproof or fire stopping materials
