Industrial Spray Foam Insulation Materials
and Polyurethane Spray Foam Reduce Costs

ArmorFoam professional spray foam insulation strengthens walls and roofs to extend the life of a structure and defend against windstorms and water damage. It is specifically designed for new structures. However, this industrial spray foam insulation also works well for sealing existing foundations, pipes, attic ceilings and walls, and the underside of flooring accessed from unfinished basements and crawl spaces.

Compare Spray Foam Insulation to Glass Fiber Batting or Blown-in Cellulose

Benefits*	ArmorFoam Spray Foam Insulation	Glass Fiber Batts or Blown-In Cellulose

R-Value of 6 per inch or better	YES	NO
Lowers utility costs by 20-40%	YES	NO
Minimizes chance of mold and mildew by forming a seamless air barrier blocking moisture	YES	NO
Prevents leaks when applied seamlessly	YES	NO
Optimum noise reduction	YES	NO
Adds protective strength to walls and roofs	YES	NO
Stays put with no settling	YES	NO
Enhances resale value	YES	NO

*Benefits are for a minimum 2″ application. Because R-value is based on air movement and ArmorFoam 2.0 prevents all air movement, actual values are expected to be better than 6 per 1″ thick versus 3 for conventional insulation.

Studies suggest polyurethane spray insulation lowers energy costs 20%-40% depending on lifestyle, location, and home design.

ArmorFoam – 1:1 Polyurethane Expanding Foam

• Sprays as foam then hardens to fill in cracks of varying sizes
• Most commonly used as high R-value insulation sprayed in walls, attics, and crawl spaces and hardens to block outside air and moisture, reduce utility costs, strengthen the structure
• Other uses include creating an insulating underlayment on the outside of primary containment for maintaining internal tank temperature; the tank is then coated with polyurea or polyurethane spray to form a tough outer shell
• In mining applications, expanding foam reinforces highly fractured and unfractured rock for added stability and prevents minor groundwater inflow

All products require a professionally trained applicator.