Kuwait Polyurethane Industry (KPI) is one of the pioneers in the manufacture of systems for Rigid polyurethane foams in the middle east. The company was established in 1998 and since then the growth graph has been towards the upper side due to the quality of product and the technical services rendered to the customers. The company has got a very strong technical and sales team that has proven its stand in the growth of the organization. This growth has made it necessary to put up sales offices with ware houses in other gulf states namely
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kingdom of Bahrain. The quality of the service is so well established that products suitable to the existing processing need of the customer is fulfilled irrespective of the quantity needed. For any new requirements, the need of the customer are well understood by the technical and sales team working together, to develop newer products.
About Polyurethane Foams
Rigid polyurethane foams are high polymer products with a cellular structure. These foams are characterised by their densities for most of the applications as density varies directly with the strength required. In turn, the number and size of the cells incorporated in the polymer structure determines the foam density. Rigid polyurethane foams vary in densities from 20 to 500 kg/m3. The properties of the foam differ widely in this range of densities and are dictated by the customers. The design of a system for a particular application depends on these parameters. Rigid Polyurethane foams are one of the most efficient thermal insulating materials available in the market. The foams are machinable and need no special tools for shaping them into the desired shape. The foam is also mouldable and hence can be shaped into any desired shape. The foam is a thermoset and is resistant to oils, chemicals, solvents and water. The foam is odourless and retains its dimensional stability over a wide range of temperature.
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