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Cold Storage PU Foam Insulation Solution

High-pressure in-situ polyurethane insulation systems for commercial cold rooms and deep-freeze facilities, delivering seamless hermetic barriers down to -40°C.

≤0.020W/(m·K) Low Thermal Conductivity (λ)
35%- Refrigeration Power Savings
100% Frost-Free Joint Integrity
Deep-Freeze Thermal Barrier

Seamless In-Situ Polyurethane Solutions for Cold Storage & Freezers

Extreme temperature differentials in commercial cold storage facilities (-20°C to -40°C) generate severe vapor drive forces that degrade conventional insulation. Prefabricated sandwich panel assemblies rely on joint gaskets and silicone seals that eventually shrink, crack, and leak under continuous thermal cycling, resulting in heavy frost accumulation, ice bridging, and soaring refrigeration power bills. Haifeng’s high-pressure in-situ spray and pour polyurethane solution applies a continuous, jointless insulation mantle directly onto cold room floors, walls, and ceilings. Solidifying in seconds with a closed-cell ratio exceeding 96%, the monolithic barrier permanently stops vapor infiltration and guarantees thermal conductivity down to λ ≤ 0.020 W/(m·K).

100% Frost-Free Monolithic Integrity

Eliminates mechanical joint gaps and thermal bypass channels around ceiling joists and wall intersections, permanently preventing ice build-up.

Severe Vapor Barrier Durability (λ ≤ 0.020)

A 96%+ closed-cell microcellular structure resists intense water vapor transmission, ensuring decades of uncompromised refrigeration performance without moisture logging.

Spraying equipment is configured with installation and inspection responsibilities agreed for the site.

Manufacturing Workflow

Production Workflow for Cold Storage PU Foam Insulation Machine System

The workflow for Cold Storage PU Foam Insulation Machine System covers Substrate Cleaning, Thermal Conditioning, Monolithic Spraying, Polyurea Topcoat. Confirm the sequence and equipment interfaces against the selected material system and product design.

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Substrate Drying & Primer Activation

Concrete or masonry walls are dried and swept; specialized moisture-barrier primers are rolled onto surfaces to promote high chemical bonding strength.

SUBSTRATE MOISTURE: LESS THAN 6% | PRIMER COAT: POLYURETHANE | BOND: GREATER THAN 0.3 MPA
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High-Pressure Precursor Thermal Regulation

High-output proportioner heaters and heated hoses maintain chemical precursors at 50°C–58°C, lowering fluid viscosity for complete impingement atomization.

FLUID TEMP: 50°C–58°C | RATIO PRECISION: 1:1 ±0.5% | HOSE LENGTH: UP TO 90 M
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Multi-Pass In-Situ Cold Room Spraying

Formulated chemicals are sprayed in successive 20–30mm passes; exothermic heat crosslinks the rigid core, creating an unbroken 100–200mm envelope across corners.

PRESSURE: 150–180 BAR | PASS THICKNESS: 20–30 MM | CLOSED-CELL: ≥96%
Configuration & Process Parameters

Technical Specifications

Configuration and application values from the supplied engineering brief. Material properties and project results apply to their stated conditions.

Technical ParameterStandard Specification / ValueEngineering Context & Verification
Target ApplicationCold Rooms, Deep Freezers, Blast Freezers, Cold LogisticsExtreme cold temperature containment (-40°C)
Material MatrixRigid Closed-Cell Polyurethane Foam (SPF)High-index formulation for refrigeration
Core Foam Density40 – 48 kg/m³Optimized for thermal efficiency and compression
Thermal Conductivity (λ)≤0.019 – 0.021 W/(m·K)ASTM C518 steady-state thermal test
Closed-Cell Content≥96%Eliminates vapor migration & frost absorption
Compressive Strength>250 kPa (Floor grade >350 kPa)Supports concrete topping and heavy pallet loads
Proportioner Fluid Output8 – 16 kg/minContinuous hydraulic displacement output
Values on this solution page must be confirmed for the selected material, product, test method and operating conditions in the project proposal. Existing project records are specific to their own configurations.
Engineering Considerations

Key Engineering Advantages

Application-specific process controls, tooling and equipment integration.

Zero Seam Thermal Bypass

Completely seals internal columns, hangers, and floor junctions, eliminating perimeter frosting and ice buildup.

35% Refrigeration Energy Savings

Outstanding thermal barrier efficiency (λ ≤ 0.020) reduces runtime on commercial compressor racks.

Zero Vapor Migration (96%+ Closed-Cell)

Microcellular structure repels moisture vapor transmission, preventing core rot over decades.

Heavy-Duty Floor Load Bearing (>350 kPa)

High-density formulation withstands heavy concrete floor toppings and loaded forklift traffic.

Application evidence

Related Project Records and Industry References

Review the evidence type on each record. Haifeng project figures describe their own configuration; public industry references identify third-party sources and are not Haifeng deliveries.

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Production Planning Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Process selection, site conditions and equipment integration.

Why is in-situ spray foam better than sandwich panels for deep-freeze storage? +
Sandwich panels suffer from joint shrinkage, creating air gaps where frost and ice accumulate. In-situ spray foam forms an unbroken monolithic barrier that completely eliminates joint gaps.
Can spray foam be used on cold storage concrete subfloors? +
Yes. We formulate floor-grade systems with compressive strength exceeding 350 kPa, readily supporting concrete wear slabs, storage racking, and heavy forklifts.
How is air tightness verified on the completed cold room? +
Through calibrated blower door depressurization testing and thermal imaging cameras operated while the facility is pulled down to operating temperature.
What is the typical installation and commissioning timeline on-site? +
Equipment uncrating, hydraulic proportioner calibration, hose assembly, and live spray test passes take approximately 12 to 15 days on-site.
Is insulation spray the same as corrosion coating? +
Insulation foam and protective polyurea/PU coatings use different formulation, thickness and acceptance criteria. Equipment is checked against the selected material.
What information is needed to size the production line? +
Share the finished-product drawing or sample, material supplier data, target output per shift or hour, automation requirements and factory conditions. Product changes, cure residence and downstream handling must be included in the capacity review.
What is included in the equipment package? +
Spraying equipment is configured with installation and inspection responsibilities agreed for the site.
Are cycle time and finished-product performance fixed? +
They are established for the selected material, geometry, tooling and acceptance tests. The proposal identifies target conditions and the validation needed before a final performance commitment.

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