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FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FR

Simpact™ 85A vs. FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FR

Flame Rated Flexible Urethane Foam

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Simpact™ 85A

Simpact™ 85A vs. FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FRFlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FR

Tough, Fast Setting Urethane

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Key Differences

Product Type
  • Urethane Expanding Foams
  • Flame Rated Materials
  • Urethane Rubber
  • Urethane Resins
Mix Ratio By Volume1A:1BN/A (gram scale required)
Pot Life35 seconds4 minutes
Handling Time60 minutes2 hours
Cure Time2 hours48 hours
Shore A Hardness85
Specific Volume229 cu. in./lb.25.4 cu. in./lb.
ColorWhiteOff White
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All Technical Data

FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FRSimpact™ 85A
Product Type
  • Urethane Expanding Foams
  • Flame Rated Materials
  • Urethane Rubber
  • Urethane Resins
Mixed Viscosity1,000 cps1,100 cps
Mix Ratio By Volume1A:1B
Mix Ratio By Weight100A:88B85A:100B
Pot Life35 seconds4 minutes
Handling Time60 minutes2 hours
Cure Time2 hours48 hours
Shore A Hardness85
Expansion (approximate)8 times
Foam Density7 lb/ft³
Specific Gravity0.11 g/cc1.09 g/cc
Specific Volume229 cu. in./lb.25.4 cu. in./lb.
ColorWhiteOff White
Die C Tear Strength182 pli
Tensile Strength1,573 psi
Elongation @ Break164 %
100% Modulus1,213 psi
Shrinkage<.007 in. / in.

Product Description

FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FR

FlexFoam-iT!™ Series foams are premium quality water blown flexible foams that can be used for a variety of industrial, special effects and art & crafts and projects. With several to choose from, uses include making theatrical props (swords, knives, hammers, etc.), industrial gaskets, custom padding and cushioning, and more. SO-Strong™, UVO™ or IGNITE™ colorants can be added for color effects.

Part A and B liquids are combined, mixed and poured into a mold or other form (apply release agent if necessary). Mixture will rise and cure quickly to a solid, flexible foam. Foams vary by density and offer good physical properties. FlexFoam-iT!™ 7 FR certifies to FMVSS-302 Flame Specification.

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Simpact™ 85A

Simpact™ 85A urethane is a low odor, fast-setting urethane elastomer which offers very high tear strength, impact resistance and wear resistance. Simpact™ urethanes are phthalate free, mercury free and MOCA free. Simpact™ urethanes pour easily. Working time is 4 minutes, handling time is 2 hours and full cure time is 48 hours at room temperature.

Cured rubber has exceptional performance characteristics and dimensional stability. Simpact™ urethanes can be colored with SO-Strong™, UVO™ or Ignite™ colorants. Simpact™ urethanes are suitable for making impact resistant props, prototypes and display pieces.

This material may congeal if exposed to cold temperatures. To reconstitute, Part A & B must be heated to 90°F (33°C) then thoroughly mixed to an even consistency.

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