Mapei MapePUR Universal Foam M Manual Universal Polyurethane Foam 750 ml

Mapei MapePUR Universal Foam M is a universal, single-component, self-expanding polyurethane foam, designed for the filling, sealing, and thermal-acoustic insulation of gaps, cracks, and discontinuities in construction and building services. The MapePUR Universal Foam M version is for manual application and can be used directly from the can with the special dispensing system, without the need for a gun. Thanks to its high final expansion, it is particularly suitable for filling cavities and voids, while also helping insulate against heat, cold, and noise. Main applications MapePUR Universal Foam M is suitable for: Filling gaps, cracks, and cavities Thermal-acoustic insulation of doors and windows Insulation of frames and roller shutter boxes Filling between different construction materials Fixing subframes during window and door frame installation Filling between frame, subframe, and masonry Insulation of pipes passing through walls Plumbing and heating systems Air conditioning and refrigeration systems Filling and insulation of roof and covering details Filling in external thermal insulation composite systems Bonding of membranes and junction boxes, including on plasterboard walls Sealing of formwork for self-compacting concrete pours Main features Universal polyurethane foam Single-component Self-expanding Multi-purpose Manual application No gun required High final expansion Fills and seals gaps and discontinuities High thermal insulation High acoustic insulation Waterproof Resistant to heat and cold Moisture-resistant Aging-resistant Resistant to mold growth Good adhesion to common materials used in construction Ready to use Yellow color 750 ml can Materials MapePUR Universal Foam M adheres to the main materials used in construction, including: Masonry Concrete Plaster Wood Metal Glass Expanded polystyrene PVC Rigid polyurethane foam Once fully cured, the foam can be: Cut Sanded Smoothed Drilled Covered with cement-based skim coats Painted