Spray Polyurethane Foam

Welcome to the Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Health and Safety site of the American Chemistry Council’s Center for the Polyurethanes Industry (CPI) and the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA). This site is intended for the spray polyurethane foam professional – from business owners, marketers, and sales representatives to applicators, helpers, and those working with spray polyurethane foam and its chemicals - to provide important product stewardship information about spray polyurethane foam insulation. It is also your source for the most recent developments in the SPF industry related to these issues. » learn more

Poster

Spill Containment
This poster outlines good safety practices for spray polyurethane foam still containment.

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Polyurethane Products: Overview of U.S. Model Building Code Fire Performance Requirements
This bulletin provides general information for persons interested in building codes especially since foam plastic insulation has become an important element that is specifically regulated on how it is used and how it must be protected.
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About CPI

The Center for the Polyurethanes Industry of the American Chemistry Council promotes the sustainable growth of the polyurethane industry, by identifying and managing issues that could impact the industry, in cooperation with user groups. Its members are U.S. producers or distributors of chemicals and equipment used to make polyurethane and manufacturers of polyurethane products.

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about spfa

The Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance is the voice and educational and technical resource for the spray polyurethane foam industry. SPFA staff and members provide a wide variety of services to the spray polyurethane foam industry to help educate and influence the construction industry on the benefits of spray polyurethane foam roofing, insulation, and climate control systems.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that OSHA regulations require employers to provide respirators when necessary to protect the health of employees (29 CFR 1910.134). Supplied-air respirators can protect employees from exposure to MDI/PMDI during spray application and may in fact be necessary to meet OSHA or other governmental workplace requirements.


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