Insulation foam knife.
Previously:
Spraying foam insulation - GIF
Foam slicing machine - GIF
Expanding packaging foam - GIF
CNC foam cutter - GIF
Concrete foam fill - GIF
Insulation foam knife.
Previously:
Spraying foam insulation - GIF
Foam slicing machine - GIF
Expanding packaging foam - GIF
CNC foam cutter - GIF
Concrete foam fill - GIF
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nova_robotics (Jul 12, 2023), piper184 (Jul 13, 2023), Rangi (Jul 14, 2023), tuchie (Jul 15, 2023)
There is a very fine line between too much and not enough foam to fill the cavities. It is very hard sometimes to judge just how much foam you are spraying. Temperature and humidity have a lot to do with how much it expands, even though the foam is usually a 2 and sometimes 3 part mix whether it is closed cell or open cell and if it has flame retardant or not. Most might think it would be better to have the drywall in place and inject from top. but that almost always ends in having to rip the drywall off and replace it because when the fopam expands it can create a lot of pressure.
This was my rig, the guy standing next to it was my best operator with over 10 years prior experience
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Rangi (Jul 14, 2023)
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