Foam stabilizer for Foam Concrete

The U.S. and its allies plan to impose sanctions on more Russian industries and supply chains.

The US government representatives recently visited Europe to consult with allies on strengthening and enforcing sanctions to punish Russia. They also plan to take action to disrupt their critical supply chains.

The US government claims that the sanctions imposed on Russia since the invasion began on February 24 have proved extremely effective, plunging Russia into a financial crisis. The sanctions include a freeze on the Russian central bank's foreign exchange assets, a ban on hard currency transactions by major Russian banks and wealthy individuals, and export restrictions on advanced semiconductors and other technologies. The sanctions have weakened the Russian economy and left the Kremlin with fewer resources.

The volatile international political situations will continue to affect the markets and prices of many commodities like the Foam stabilizer.

Overview of Foam stabilizer: 

Foam stabilizer, also known as concrete foam stabilizer, is the most important foam stabilizing component in the foam agent. Among the various factors that stabilize the foam, the foam stabilizer is the first influencing factor. It is usually added to the foam agent or can be added In the slurry of the foamed concrete batch.

Data of Foam stabilizer:

Application of Foam stabilizer:

Foam Cement Insulation Board

Lightweight Partition Board

Self-Insulating Blocks

Aerated Concrete Block

Carbon fiber silicon fireproof insulation board

Homogeneous foam board

Permeable brick

Lightly poured wall  

The advantage of Foam stabilizer:

1.Extend the bubble life

2. Improve the adaptability of foam and cement paste

3. Reduce the bleeding rate of foam

4. Improve the uniformity of the foam and indirectly stabilize the foam

5. Affect foam density

Package of Foam stabilizer:

25kg/bag

Suppliers of Foam stabilizer:

TRUNNANO is the global leader of Low-Density Cellular Concrete (LDCC), Celluar Light Concrete (CLC) and advanced engineered foam solutions. Known globally for its commitment to research, innovation, and applied expertise, we have been providing engineered foam solutions since the early 2012's.

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world benchmark Brent stock futures oil price soared by about 8% to $105.40 per barrel. The

most direct rise in crude oil is inflation. The rise in oil prices means that people's food,

clothing, housing, production costs, and living costs will rise. The direct impact is the price of

goods. Rising purchasing power declines, and the currency depreciates.

Affected by the rise in

global oil prices, the price of the Foam stabilizer also fluctuates. If you want to know the

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