Two-component rigid polyurethane systems for sandwich panel manufacturing, cold room panels and refrigerated truck bodies, suitable for panels 4 to 20 cm thick. We formulate them in Bursa, Türkiye, and adapt each one to your continuous or press line and your facings.
The polyurethane core of a cold room or sandwich panel is formed from a two-component rigid polyurethane system: a polyol blend and an isocyanate are mixed and poured or injected between the two facings, where the foam expands, fills the space between them and cures. Two groups in our rigid systems range are used for this. Our cold-room panel systems were developed first for cold room panels and refrigerated truck-body panels, and are also used in industrial coolers and refrigerators. Our refrigerator systems work the other way round: they were developed first for refrigerators and industrial coolers, and are also used for panels. Both groups cover insulation thicknesses from 4 to 20 cm, bond well to the facings and fill the cavity evenly, without voids. The cold-room panel system also comes in a flame-retardant version that reached B1 in laboratory fire testing. Which group fits depends on what you make most; if one line makes both panels and appliances, tell us.
The systems run on continuous panel lines, which usually suit high-volume production, and on discontinuous press lines, which usually suit smaller batches and special sizes. For refrigerated truck bodies, you can use panels made with the cold-room panel system, or block-pour the complete box with the separate systems we have developed for that job. The blowing agents are ozone-friendly, from the n-pentane, HFC and HFO families, and none of our systems contain HCFC-141b. We agree the blowing agent with you so that it suits your plant's equipment and the regulations in your market. For press lines and moulds, we also make our own mould release agents in-house, both water-based and solvent-based, so you can source the release agent and the system from one supplier.
We match the system to your panel and your line rather than picking it from a catalogue. The line type, panel thickness, facing materials, the fire class your panel must reach, your foaming equipment and your market all shape the choice. From there we adapt one of our own formulations to your process, drawing on more than 700 existing formulations. For suitable projects, our technical team can visit your line and run production trials with you.
Every system has two components. Component A is the JiTPOL polyol blend, made from high-functionality polyols, catalysts and stabilisers and adapted to your process. Component B is a high-functionality polymeric MDI; the data sheet for your system names the grade to use. The systems are packed in 200 kg metal drums and 1000 kg IBC tanks and shipped from Bursa, Türkiye. We export to more than 30 countries, including Syria, Iraq, the Gulf and Central Asia.
The polyurethane core of a cold room or sandwich panel comes from a two-component rigid polyurethane system: a polyol blend (component A) and a polymeric MDI (component B), mixed and poured or injected between the facings, where the foam expands, fills the space and cures. Our cold-room panel systems, developed first for this job, cover thicknesses from 4 to 20 cm. Give your line type and facings in the quote form and we will propose a matching system.
Yes. We supply systems for continuous panel lines and for discontinuous press lines, and adapt each one to the line it will run on. Continuous lines usually suit high-volume production; press lines usually suit smaller batches and special sizes. In the quote form, give your line type, panel thickness and facing materials so we can propose a matching system.
Polyurethane is a combustible material. Fire classes are set on the finished panel, not on the foam alone, so the facings and the way the panel is built count as well. The flame-retardant version of our cold-room panel system reached B1 in laboratory fire testing. Tell us which class your panel must reach and the test standard, so we can work out the right system with you.
Ozone-friendly blowing agents from the n-pentane, HFC and HFO families; none of our systems contain HCFC-141b. We agree the blowing agent with you so that it suits your plant's equipment and the regulations in your market. When you ask for a quote, tell us what your line runs on today.
Our systems cover panel thicknesses from 4 to 20 cm for cold room, sandwich and truck-body panels. The thickness a room needs usually depends on its operating temperature, the ambient conditions and the project calculation, and the project designer sets it. We adapt the system to the thickness and the line you choose, so state the thickness in the quote form.
Yes. Our cold-room panel systems were developed for refrigerated truck-body panels as well as cold room panels. If you block-pour complete truck-body boxes, we have separate systems for that. In both cases, we adapt the system to your line. Tell us which method you use and the wall thickness you need.
We develop and supply our panel systems from Bursa, Türkiye. Every system has two components: a JiTPOL polyol blend (component A) and a polymeric MDI (component B), packed in 200 kg metal drums and 1000 kg IBC tanks. In your quote request, give the destination country and the expected monthly volume.
No, we do not publish data sheets for download. We send them on request through the quote form, for the system matched to your line. The data sheet also names the MDI grade to use with the system. Describe your panels, your line and your monthly volume there, and our team replies within 24 hours.
Tell us about your project. Our team will respond within 24 hours.
Thank you. Our team will review your requirements and get back to you within 24 hours.