What’s the difference between PIR and PUR?
Both PUR and PIR are a kind of rigid PU. However, they have different physical properties and chemical properties. I . Difference between the raw material Rigid PU consists of polyol and isocyanate. Polyol can be divided into polyether glycol and polyester polyol. Reaction between polyether glycol and will generate polyurethane foam(PUR); Reaction between polyester polyol and isocyanate will generate polyisocyanurate foam(PIR). II. Properties of PIR PIR is a kind of deep cold heat insulating material, which can be applied at the temperature from -196°C to 120°C. It has the advantages of thermo-stability. The index of black material of PIR is much higher than PUR, of which PIR is 110-120; PUR is 250. Only when the index of black material is over 200, it can be called PIR; if it is under 200, it can only called the mixture of PIR and PUR. Generally speaking, the white material of PUR is made of polyether; that of PIR is made of polyester. PIR has good thermo-stability, inflaming
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