Foam Scrap

Fortune Emirates is one of the leading suppliers of Foam Scrap in Kenya.

Polyurethane (PU) foam scrap is the waste material generated from the production of PU foam products, such as insulation, cushions, and packaging. It can also be generated from the cutting and shaping of finished PU foam products.

PU foam scrap can be recycled and used in a variety of applications, including the production of new foam products, as well as non-foam products such as automotive parts, toys, and construction materials.

There are several methods for recycling PU foam scrap, including mechanical shredding, chemical breakdown, and pyrolysis. Mechanical shredding involves shredding the foam into small pieces using a machine, while chemical breakdown involves breaking down the foam into its constituent chemicals using solvents or enzymes. Pyrolysis involves heating the foam in the absence of oxygen to decompose it into its chemical components.

Recycling PU foam scrap has several benefits, including reducing waste and conserving resources, as well as reducing the environmental impact of foam production. It also helps to lower the cost of foam production by reducing the need for raw materials.

In conclusion, PU foam scrap can be recycled and used in a variety of applications, helping to reduce waste and conserve resources. There are several methods for recycling PU foam scrap, each with its own advantages and limitations.

 

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Applications
of Foam Scrap

  • Furniture Fillings
  • Rebond Foam

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