Polyurethane Foam PU Foam, Polyester Foam, Polyether Foam

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

FOAM Physical Form and Colour Solid, voluminous material, more or less elastic. May be any colour. Specific Gravity: 0.01→ 0.60 g/cm3. Solubility in Water: Insoluble. Odour: No or mild odour Flash Point: 317-370°C. Thermal Energy: 28,000 KJ/ kg. GLUE Component contributing to None 4. FIRE HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION FOAM: Auto ignition 370 - 427°C (ASTM D 1929). Temperature: Fire Hazard: The product is a combustible material. The product is flammable and causes, when burning, intense heat and dense smoke. Melting Point: When heated The product can also melt and flammable decomposition products can be generated. Dependant on combustion conditions, carbon black, CO, CO2, gaseous This data sheet replaces the previous ones. Last review: 14/10/2020 www.bossauto.com 1-5 hydrocarbons and nitrogen containing compounds may be generated. Suitable Extinguishing Water, CO2, dry powder, liquid foam. Media: Human Protection in a Fire-fighters should wear self-contained breathing apparatus. Big Fire: Further Fire Information: Terms such as “Flame Retardant”, or “Contains Flame Retardant” sometimes used to describe improved flame resistance or fire ignitability in small scale tests do not accurately reflect hazards under real fire conditions. GLUE: Fire and explosion Low hazard. Material can form flammable mixtures or can burn only hazard data: upon heating to temperatures at or above the flash point. Static discharge: Product can accumulate static charges that can cause an incendiary electrical discharge. Flash point: min. 250 ºC