No to Calcium Organic and Yes to Octyl Tin
Freefoam Plastics, a pioneer in innovative cellular foam PVC-UE products and technology, reports the conclusion of a series of successful trials with a new advanced stabiliser. The company confirms that the switch is progressing smoothly throughout its operations in the UK and Ireland. The stabiliser is based on new Octyl Tin technology, is REACH compliant and provides a range of distinct advantages over Calcium Organic stabilisers. Tony Walsh, Chairman, comments: “Freefoam conducted the trials on Octyl stabilisers some time ago and has seen a seamless switch. Quality and sustainability is assured.”
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H+H Points to Zero Carbon Housing at Ecobuild
H+H showcases
cost-saving solutions already proven to meet the zero-carbon level 6 of the Code for Sustainable Homes at
manufacturer’s new Vertical Elements, was used to meet level 6 of the Code on a 3.65-acre housing project by Miller Homes in Basingstoke seen in the photo. The structure of H+H aircrete, which is made up of millions of tiny non-interconnecting cells, not only improves the resistance to heat loss, but helps to significantly reduce the air permeability of the wall.
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Hi-Tec Spray Keeps Driving up the Pressure
Several years past Hi-Tec Spray Ltd.
(HSL) designed and commissioned their very first Mobile Rig that incorporated the use of the Graco A-20 Reactor from their range of Plural Component Proportioners. The mobile rigs now have a significant presence on construction sites around the country as well as being the standard outfit adopted by the insulation contractor operating in the domestic roof insulation retrofit industry. The purpose of the specific equipment within each vehicle is to address every aspect of application – hot or cold application, large or small volume and low level or high rise environment. All put together at a very competitive price that minimises the contractors’ capital outlay.
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Icynene’s New Dealer Launches in Scotland
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issues. It will use Icynene’s water blown soft foam insulation, the fastest growing insulation material in the world today, which contains no harmful emissions. Icynene has been used in over 200,000 environmentally-friendly and energy efficient projects across the world and is a proven pathway to improving energy efficiency and reducing CO2
Eco Insulate will offer improved airtight spray foam insulation to the Scottish residential and commercial markets. The company recognises changes to building standards and sustainability requirements are making developers and specifiers look at new products to address energy conservation
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The Thin Joint bonding system, using the
Ecobuild on stand 2160.
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