Consistent raw material quality is crucial in foam production and PUR processing, as even minor variations can affect the structure, hardness, or reaction properties of the final product. We work with clearly defined specifications and quality-assured processes. Every batch is documented and traceable. You will receive certificates of analysis (CoA) with every delivery.

When a raw material becomes scarce, we identify suitable alternatives from our portfolio and supplier network. In doing so, we assess whether the alternative can be used in your existing process or whether adjustments will be necessary. We proactively notify you of any foreseeable shortages. Our own warehouse capacity also enables us to make deliveries on short notice.

Our raw materials comply with the applicable requirements of REACH and CLP. We will provide you with up-to-date safety data sheets containing all the relevant information for your risk assessment. We are also happy to assist you with any additional regulatory questions and required documentation.

Our product range includes raw materials specifically designed for low-emission and more sustainable PUR applications. We ensure that technical requirements and sustainability goals are aligned. We work with you to determine which options can be reliably processed. We also advise you on recycling—whether mechanical or chemical recycling—and support you in selecting suitable approaches and adapting your formulations.

Polyurethane can be recycled in various ways. In mechanical recycling, foam materials are shredded and reused, for example as filling material in upholstered furniture or as carpet underlay. In chemical recycling, the polymer chains are broken down—a process known as glycolysis, which recovers polyols, for example. Energy recovery is also an option. The most appropriate solution depends on the specific material and its intended use. We support you in finding suitable recycling pathways and designing formulations that are more conducive to recycling.