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Pluracol® 538 by BASF is less reactive triol. Designed for the manufacture of high resiliency molded foams, one-shot semi-flexible- and microcellular foams. HR foams made with Pluracol® 538 in combination with graft polyols, such as Pluracol® 973, process well and are easily crushed. Pluracol® 1062 by BASF is a high molecular weight, primary hydroxyl terminated diol. It is used in the manufacture of polyurethane shoe soles, elastomers and a variety of sealants & elastomers. Pluracol® 1016 by BASF is a modifying polyol. It is a highly reactive, amine initiated, triol of low equivalent weight with built-in catalytic activity.<br>
<ul style="padding-left: 40px;"><li> It has good compatibility with common foam ingredients.</li>
<li> This grade can be used in a wide variety of rigid foam applications and can be formulated using crude MDI, crude TDI, or TDI quasi-prepolymers.</li>
<li> Recommended for foaming insulated panels, refrigerators, coolers, doors or decorative moldings by either pour-in-place or frothing techniques.</li>
<li> Pluracol® 1016 is not recommended for quasi-prepolymer preparations or as the sole polyol component in the preparation of foams.</li></ul> Pluracol® TP2540 by BASF is tri-functional polyether polyol. Formed by adding propylene oxide to trimethylol propane nucleus. It is used in flexible and rigid polyurethane foams. Pluracol® TP2540 may be used in the preparation of prepolymers as cross-linking agents or as polyol reactants in one-shot systems. Pluracol® 1388 by BASF is polyether triol. It has been formulated with a low volatile inhibitor package designed for either conventional curing or mechanical forced air curing. It provides a consistent processing profile on trough and fall plate machines. Pluracol® 1388 is capable of producing a broad range of flexible slabstock polyurethane foams for furniture, bedding and carpet underlay applications. Pluracol® 736 by BASF is aromatic initiator-based polyol. It has good compatibility with common foam ingredients and improves the processability of low density foam formulations. It can be used in a variety of rigid foam formulations. This polyol can be reacted with crude MDI, crude TDI or TDI quasi-prepolymers. Pluracol® 736 can be utilized for foaming building and door panels, refrigerators and freezers, and other insulating products such as portable ice chests and water coolers. Pluracol® 1477 by BASF is ethylene oxide terminated diol. It has a nominal 2000 molecular weight. Pluracol® 1477 is recommended for specialty polyether applications. Pluracol® TPE 4542 by BASF is polyether triol. It has moderately high molecular weight. Pluracol® TPE 4542 is used in polyurethane flexible integral skin foam and cold-cured foam applications. Pluracol® 975 by BASF is nitrogen-free sucrose polyol. It has low viscosity and 400 hydroxyl number. It has excellent compatibility with blowing agents and isocyanates for high index and isocyanurate foams, as well as appliance, high density and general purpose foam formulations. Pluracol® 975 provides suitable flame retardants, yields foams having low smoke and good charforming characteristics in the ASTM E-84 tunnel test. Pluracol® 1026 by BASF is a high molecular weight triol polyol. It is less reactive, process well and is easily crushed. Pluracol® 1026 is recommended for the manufacturing of high resiliency molded foams.
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