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IDEAL CHEMICAL TEMPERATURE SUBSTRATE APPLICATION TEMPERATURE SHAKING REQUIREMENTS
80°F
(27°C)
TROUBLESHOOTING SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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40-100°F
(4-38°C)
• Use only in a well venlated
area.
• To ensure trouble free
operaons, change nozzle
aer 30 seconds of non-use.
MINUTE
Safety Glasses
Respirator and/or Vapor
Respirator OV/Pre-lter
1
Covers Skin
• Please read through the
TDS, MSDS, and Operang
Instrucons prior to use.
ULTRASEAL PF-200 & PF-600
LOW PRESSURE SPRAY POLYURETHANE FOAM
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Nitrile Gloves
Avoid Bre athing Vap ors Provide
Good Ven laon
TWO-COMPONENT DISPOSABLE
Important
Always read all operang, applicaon and safety instrucons before
using any products from Rivenco. Use in conformance with all municipal,
provincial and federal regulaons and safety requirements. Failure to
strictly adhere to any recommended procedures and reasonable safety
precauons shall release Rivenco of all liability with respec t to the
materials or the use thereof. For addional informaon and locaon of
your nearest distributor, call Rivenco 1.800.565.9936.
NOTE: Physical properes shown are typical and are to serve only as
a guide for engineering design. Results are obtained from specimens
under ideal condions and may vary upon use, temperature and ambient
condions. Right to change physical properes as a result of technical
progress is reserved. This informaon supersedes all previously published
data. Yields shown are opmum and will vary slightly depending on
ambient condions and parcular applicaon. Read all product direcons
and safety informaon before use. This product is organic, and therefore,
is combusble. Consult local building codes for specic requirements
regarding the use of cellular plascs or urethane foam in construcon.
UltraSeal Spray Foam products are composed of a diisocyanate, hydrouorocarbon
blowing agent and polyol. Consult the product’s MSDS (available inside packaging and
at www.Rivenco.co m) for speci c informaon. The urethane foam produced from
these ingredient s will supp ort combuson and may present a re hazard if exposed
to a re or excessive heat about 24 0°F (116°C). Wear protecve glasses or goggles,
nitrile gloves, and clothing that protects against dermal exposure. Use only in a
well venlated area with cered respirator y protecon or a powered air purifying
respirator (PAPR). See MSDS (available inside packaging and at
www.Rivenco.com) for specic informaon. For professional use only.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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When spraying the dispensing unit for the rst me or when starng a new kit, it is recommended to trigger the gun only 1/2 to 3/4 open, unl the desired
output is achieved. This controllable metering ability is a major advantage of this dispensing unit. It allows the user complete control of the ow rate that best
ts the applicaon.
VENTILATION GUIDELINES**
Ventilating the area where application of SPF/PIP is being applied will help control worker exposure to airborne contaminants. Read Safety Data Sheets, labels, Product
Stewardship Guidelines (R005) and operating instructions before starting use.
• Restrict entry for anyone not wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), or not involved in the application, all non-essential personnel should leave the
spray area during application and not return to the jobsite for one hour after completion of spraying.
• Estimate the amount of air flow needed, may var y based on room shape and size. Consider that duc twork and filters can reduce the rate of air flow performance.
• On jobsites where HVAC equipment is running, ensure that the units are off before application. Failure to turn off the equipment could spread contaminants
throughout the home or building.
• Ventilation equipment should be used during and after application to prevent the build up of vapors. Determine placement of ventilation equipment. Exhaust
vapors to the outside of the building and away from all people and pets. Ensure that the exhaust fan capacity is 10% greater than your supply fan. Use a larger
capacity exhaust fan and a smaller fan to bring in the make-up air.
• Use a smoke pencil to confirm air movement across the work area and away from the applicator. Close open windows or doors (not used in exchanging or
providing make-up air) to prevent vapors from entering other areas of the building.
• In attic and crawlspace application do not block entry/exit point with fans.
• Seal off the application area with caution tape. (Ensure that all open ducts and penetrations to other areas of the building are sealed.) It may be necessary to
isolate the work area. Construct temporary enclosures to seal off the work area.
• Low pressure spray foam applicators and assistants are required to wear the proper personal protection equipment.
• Occupants can re- enter one hour after spraying is completed and the area has been ventilated. Extend ventilation time for lingering odors or pre-existing odors
• Follow up with the building occupant to determine if they are satisfied with the SPF/PIP performance.
• Refer to the Product Stewardship Guidelines for more details.
** Based on the EPA’s 2011 working draft-Ventilation Guidelines for SPF (Spray Polyurethane Foam), refer to www.epa.gov/dfe for additional information please
visit the following websites: www.spraypolyurethane.org or www.sprayfoam.org
SET-UP PROCEDURE FOR ULTRASEAL PF-200 TWO-COMPONENT MODEL
Initial Prep
1. Wear protective glasses with sideshields or goggles, nitrile gloves,
and clothing that protects against dermal exposure. Use only in a well
ventilated area with certified respiratory protection or a powered air
purifying respirator (PAPR).
See MSDS (available inside packaging and at www.Rivenco.com).
4. Open top flap of box to
3. Push in top of front
panel to open. Pull down
flap for dispensing unit
hose assembly. Remove
nozzle packet and read
instructions.
SET-UP PROCEDURE FOR ULTRASEAL PF-600 TWO-COMPONENT MODEL
1. Shake kit for 1–2
minutes be fore use to
ensure proper mixing,
see TDS for formula
specific shaking
and temperature
recommendations.
Chemical should be
be tween 75–85°F
(24–29°C).
ex pose cylinder valves.
Extend attached dispensing
unit hose assembly.
2. Thread red coded hose to
A-component tank and black
coded hose to B-component
tank and tighten with
supplied 9/16” wrench.
2. Shake kit for 1–2 minutes be fore use to ensure proper mixing.
Typically chemical should be be tween 75–85°F (24–29°C). See TDS
for formula specific shaking and temperature recommendations.
5. Open the valves completely by
turning the valves COUNTER
CLOCKWISE. Top flap may be
re moved or left in place during
use or storage.
3. Open the valves
completely by turning
the valves COUNTER
CLOCKWISE. Tank valves
must be upright during
use.
To Attach Nozzle Spraying Foam
1. Before attaching
nozzle, use petroleum
jelly on face of gun.
After attaching nozzle,
spray into “test shot”
receptacle.
2. Insert bottom tab of
nozzle into bottom slot
of dispensing unit.
3. Attach top latch by
pushing towards
back of unit, until
an audible “snap” is
heard.
4. Unit is ready to use
5. To remove used
nozzle, push top latch
up and forward to
unsnap
1. Wear protective glasses with sideshields or goggles, nitrile gloves, and clothing that protects against
derma l exposure. Use only in a wel l ventilate d area wi th cer ti fied res pi ra to ry prote ction or a powered air
purifying respirator (PAPR). See MSDS (available inside packaging and at www.Rivenco.com).
2. For best results, use when material is between 75–85°F (24–29°C), see TDS for formula specific
temperature recommendations. Clean grease, oil, dirt and water off surfaces to be foamed. Shake kit
before use for one (1) to two (2) minutes depending on the product requirements (See TDS for more
information). For large kits, thread hose to tank and tighten with supplied 9/16” wrench.
3. Open both tank (A & B) valves.
4. Attach nozzle to the dispensing unit; use of enclosed petroleum jelly on the face of the dispensing unit
before attaching nozzle will help prevent contamination by cured foam or chemical and help keep the
sealing ports clean. (Detailed instructions for attaching nozzle shown on separate page of this document.)
5. When spraying the dispensing unit for the first time and with each new kit, dispense foam by squeezing
the trigger only 1/2 to 3/4 open until desired output is achieved. This controllable metering is a major
advantage of the dispensing unit, allowing the user complete control of the flow rate that best suits the
application.
6. Once the trigger is released it MUST BE REACTIVATED WITHIN 30 SECONDS or a new nozzle must
be installed. Failure to do this could result in chemical leakage, spills or splashes which can ruin the
dispensing unit and/or hoses.
7. IMPORTANT: After releasing trigger, activate the trigger safety to prevent acci dental discharge.
8. All dispensing unit nozzles are easily cleanable and solvent resistant. To clean nozzles, liquid chemical
must be dissolved prior to its complete chemical reaction by flushing the nozzle with a suitable solvent
such as Lubri- Clean Foam Cleaner. Gun face can be kept clean with the use of petroleum jelly on the face
or with a soft cloth to remove residue.
9. Do not remove hoses from tanks. Do not flush/clean hoses with air, water or solvent. Removing and/
or cleaning hoses may compromise the foam.
Important Application Notes
1. Product model numbers are designed to approximate the theoretical yields obtain able from each produc t. For example, PF-200 refers to 200 board feet theoretical
yield. A board foot is a square foot with 1” thickness (12” x 12” x 1”). Actual yields will var y depending on factors such as ambient conditions, application technique, foam
density, etc. See Technical Data Sheet for additional theoretical yield information in ft3 and m3.
2. The dispensing system is covered by various U.S. and foreign patents.
3. Suitability of this product for any particular purpose, such as achieving desired structural properties, performance specifications or application requirements must be
determined by the end user, prior to use. Verification that product is properly applied and installed is also the responsibilit y of the end user.
4. It is strongly recommended that in all applications the foam be protected by approved facings or coatings.
5. Take care when applying excessive layers at one time because of exothermic heat generation. For thickness greater than 10-12”
(25-30 cm) apply foam in multiple layers, allowing heat to dissipate between applications.
Storage and Reuse
1. Close tank valves.
2. Do not store full tanks at temperatures above 100°F (38°C) (par tial or used tanks above 90°F [32°C]) (or below 50°F (10°C). Kits stored below 70°F must be given
sufficient time (1-2 days) for the chemical to warm up to 75–85°F (24–29°C), see TDS for formula specific temperature recommendations.
3. The used nozzle should be lef t on the dispensing unit during storage in order to help keep the outlet ports of the dispensing unit clean and free from any dust, dirt or
chemical that can affec t the proper sealing of the nozzle. SAFET Y: Always engage the trigger safety and close all supply valves during storage.
4. All dispensing unit nozzles are easily cleanable and solvent resistant. To clean nozzles, liquid chemical must be dissolved prior to it’s complete chemical reaction by
flushing the nozzle with a suitable solvent such as Lubri-Clean®. Gun face can be kept clean with the use of petroleum jelly on the face or with a soft cloth to remove
residue.
5. Do not remove hoses from tanks. Do not flush/clean hoses with air, water or solvent. Removing and/or cleaning hoses may compromise the foam.
To reuse dispensing unit after storage:
1. Remove the used nozzle.
2. Check the face of the dispensing unit to make sure the outlet ports are clear and the face of the unit is free from dirt, chemical or other debris. If necessary, use a soft
cloth or rag to remove any cured foam or chemical from the face of the dispensing unit. Use of en closed petroleum jelly is recommended to cover the face of the unit in
order to prevent further contamination or if chemical is ac ci dentally leaked into this area.
3. Check to see that both chemicals are being dispensed in approximately equal streams.
The dispensing unit is a disposable unit not designed for prolonged storage or continuous re-use. To help extend the storage life, it is recommended to dispense a minimal
amount of foam from unit at least once every three (3) days to ensure optimum flow of chemical through hoses. Use of contents within 30 days of initial use is recommended.
Disposal Procedures
1. DO NOT INCINERATE TANKS.
2. Dispense the foam into a waste container like a cardboard box or plastic bag. Depressurize the cylinders using the dispensing unit with a new nozzle attached. Spray the
foam until one of the components/cylinders no longer sprays chemical.
3. Remove the nozzle and continue to depressurize by dispensing the chemicals into a waste container.
4. After tanks are empty, the hose must be removed and the tanks must be vented. CAUTION: Tanks will still be under pressure. Close the cylinder valves completely, and
operate the dispensing unit again to empty and depressurize the hoses. Use a 9/16” wrench and remove the hoses from the cylinders. Safety glasses with sideshields or
goggles, nitrile gloves, clothing that protects against dermal exposure, and a certified respirator must be worn during this procedure.
5. With tank inverted, and pointed away from the face, slowly open tank valve and allow pressure to completely vent. CAUTION: Empty tank could contain potential vapor
toxicity hazard.
6. Return the cylinder to an upright position. Shake the container; there should not be any sloshing of liquid. Make sure to leave valves OPEN - do not close.
7. DISPOSE OF EMPTY CYLINDERS ACCORDING TO APPLICABLE FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS. CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL WASTE DISPOSAL
SERVICE FOR GUIDANCE.
8. NOTE: After dispensing, if one cylinder has chemical left in it; treat as hazardous material.
Troubleshooting Guide
Equivalent flow of both A-component and B-component is required with all two-component polyurethane systems in order to obtain proper per formance, curing and
optimum yields. If a problem occurs, the cause is typically due to uneven chemical flow that is caused by a blockage of one of the chemicals.*
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Poor chemical ow
Foam leaking from hose connection
Dark crunchy foam / off-ratio (A-rich)
White spongy or shrinking foam / off-ratio (B-rich)
Sputtering from nozzle
Tank valves not fully open
Tank valves in incorrect posion
Material is too cold
Hoses not ghtened
Hose connecons not sealing
Material is too cold
Clogged nozzle
Blockage of one chemical port
Gun crossover
Material is too cold
Clogged nozzle
Blockage of one chemical port
Gun crossover
Tanks are empty
Clogged nozzle
Hose blockage
Turn tank valves counter-clockwise unl they stop
Place tank valves in upright posion
Chemical temperature must be between 75-85°F (24-29°C)
Tighten all hose ngs
Apply teon tape to male hose coupling
Chemical temperature must be between 75-85°F (24-29°C)
Replace nozzle
Clean gun face and apply petroleum jelly
Replace hose
Chemical temperature must be between 75-85°F (24-29°C)
Replace nozzle
Clean gun face and apply petroleum jelly
Replace hose
Switch to new kit
Replace nozzle
Replace hose
*If kit is still not fully operational, stop spraying and contact the manufacturer representative.
Limited Warranty
The Manufacturer warrants only that the product shall meet its specifications: this warranty is in lieu of all other written or unwritten, expressed or implied warranties
and The Manufacturer expressly disclaims any warranty of merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. The buyer assumes all risks whatsoever as to the use of the
material. Buyer’s exclusive remedy as to any breach of warranty, negligence or other claim shall be limited to the replacement of the material. Failure to strictly adhere to any
recommended procedures shall release the Manufac turer of all liability with respect to the materials of the use thereof. User of this produc t must determine suitability for any
particular purpose, including, but not limited to, structural requirements, performance specifications and application requirements prior to installation and after product has
been properly applied.
“A-Rich” Foam “B-Rich” Foam Temperature and Storage
Chemical temperature is very
important, store kits at or above 70°F
(21°C) prior to use. Cold chemical
• With the nozzle removed, check that both chemicals ow
with equivalent force.
Crunchy, friable, slow or non
curing. Darker brown in colour
Soer, white coloured foam,
with shrinkage
• Paral or complete blockage of one chemical port will
result in o-rao foam.
Nozzle Care and Usage
Apply a small amount of petroleum jelly, which is provided with each kit, to help keep the gun face clean from cured foam
or contamination that could block one of the chemical ports.
may lead to o-rao ow. Opmum
chemical temperature is 75–85°F
(24–29°C), see TDS for formula specic
temperature recommendaons.
A-component chemical may eventually
harden and clog the hose if stored for
too long. Gun is disposable and is not intended for
connuous re-use. For best results, dispense liquid
from hose at least once every 3 days. Use contents
within 30 days of inial use.
Lubri-Clean Foam Cleaner
All gun nozzles are easily cleanable and solvent
resistant. To clean nozzles, liquid chemical
must be dissolved prior to its complete chemical
reacon by ushing the nozzle with Lubri-Clean or
other suitable solvent. Gun face can be kept clean
with the use of petroleum jelly on the face or with a
so cloth to remove residue. Cleaning a nozzle more
than twice is not recommended.
Change nozzles frequently! Foam will cure inside the nozzle in the same duration that foam becomes tack-free in the air.
Warnings
UltraSeal Spray Foam products are composed of a diisocyanate, hydrofluorocarbon blowing agent and polyol. Consult the product’s MSDS (available inside packaging and at
www.Rivenco.com) for specific information. The urethane foam produced from these ingredients will support combustion and may present a fire hazard if exposed to a fire
or excessive heat about 240°F (116°C). Wear protective glasses with sideshields or goggles, nitrile gloves, and clothing that protects against dermal exposure. Use only in a well
ventilated area with certified respiratory protection or a powered air purifying respirator (PAPR). For more information regarding a certified respiratory program please visit
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/. To view or receive a copy of Rivenco’s respirator program, please contact Rivenco Customer Care at 1.800.565.9936. For professional use only.
CAUTION: Non-Flammable Compressed Gas. Keep away from heat. Smoking and open flames, including hot work, should be prohibited in the vicinity of a foaming operation.
Avoid contac t with skin and eyes. May cause sensitization by inhalation and/or direct skin contact. Avoid prolonged or repeated breathing of vapor. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN. FIRST AID:
In any first aid case CONSULT A PHYSICIAN. EYES: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. SKIN: Remove contaminated clothing. Wash skin with plenty of soap and water.
Cured foam must be removed manually. INHALATION: If breathing is difficult, give oxygen. If breathing has stopped, give artificial respiration. INGESTION: give large quantities
of water. Do NOT induce vomiting. Contact a physician immediately in any first aid situation. Consult the product’s MSDS (available inside packaging and at
www.Rivenco.com) for specific information. Contents: polymeric diisocyanate, hydrofluorocarbon blowing agent, polyol, amine catalyst.
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