A low-expansion, elastic gun foam designed for window and door installation. It follows the movement of the frame and keeps its insulation properties for many years, with top-class sound insulation.
Brand: Soudal
Key Benefits
- Low expansion – puts less pressure on frames
- Elastic: follows joint movement for long-term performance
- 62 dB sound insulation and 0.035 W/m·K thermal conductivity
- DuraValve keeps optimal yield over the full shelf life
Where to Use It
- Filling and insulating fixed window frames
- Filling and insulating fixed door frames
- Cavities and voids
- Around pipes and electrical wiring
Technical Specification
| Volume |
750 ml aerosol (gun grade) |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Skin formation (EN 17333-3) |
7 minutes |
| Cutting time (EN 17333-3) |
40 minutes |
| Joint yield (EN 17333-1) |
approx. 21 m per 750 ml |
| Box yield |
approx. 30 litres per 750 ml |
| Expansion during curing |
approx. 75% |
| Thermal conductivity (EN 12667) |
0.035 W/m·K |
| Sound insulation (EN ISO 717-1) |
62 dB |
| Temperature resistance (cured) |
-40°C to +90°C |
| Shelf life |
24 months unopened, stored +5°C to +25°C |
Specifications from the Soudal technical data sheet. Typical values – curing and skinning times vary with temperature, humidity and substrate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use low-expansion foam on windows?
Lower expansion means less pressure on the frame while the foam cures.
Do I need a foam gun?
Yes, it is a gun-grade can.
When can I trim it?
After about 40 minutes.
Is it UV resistant?
No – cover cured foam with a sealant, plaster or paint.
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