Fire and Combustibility
In the building and construction industry, polyurethane and polyiso foams are regulated through fire codes, the model building codes and state and local governments.
View ArticleBenefits of Polyurethane and Polyiso Insulation
Energy efficient buildings, such as those using polyurethane and polyiso foam products, use less energy to heat and cool, requiring less fossil fuel use and emitting fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
View ArticlePolyurethane Products and Benefits
Take a closer look at these polyurethane foam products: Pipe Insulation, Structural Insulated Panels, Spray Polyurethane Foam, Polyiso Boardstock, and Insulated Sheathing.
View ArticleEnergy Efficiency
Innovative advancements in material design and technology have resulted in high quality polyurethane insulation products that can reduce energy loss and provide other advantages.
View ArticlePolyurethane Recycling
Like other plastics, many polyurethane products can be recycled in various ways to remove them from the waste stream and to recapture the value inherent in the material.
View ArticleInformation on Energy Codes
A key market for plastics is energy-efficient products used in building and construction. State
View ArticleGreen Building Rating Systems
While product innovations, market forces, and building codes can affect choices, the building and construction industry has witnessed the growth of "green" building programs, incentives, and laws.
View ArticlePhysical Test Methods for Rigid Polyurethane Foams
General information about ASTM Test Methods
View ArticlePhysical Test Methods and Specifications for Flexible Polyurethane Foams
ASTM Test Methods for Flexible Polyurethane Foam
View ArticleBuilding Codes and Standards
CPI is dedicated to supporting the highest quality building codes and standards worldwide
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