Dow (NYSE: DOW) announced that VORANOL WK5750, a cutting-edge polyether polyol, is set to be produced at its Freeport polyol plant, marking its continued commitment to high application performance.
Dow has announced the production of VORANOL WK5750, an advanced polyether polyol, at its Freeport polyol plant.
Designed for soft and hypersoft foams, it enhances comfort in mattresses and furniture while supporting viscoelastic and resilient foam applications.
With superior reactivity, optimal viscosity, and high purity, it meets the demand for high-performance flexible foams.
With its unique design and ability to produce soft and hypersoft foams, VORANOL WK5750 aims to transform the comfort experience in products such as mattresses and furniture. Its ability to serve as a powerful cell opener further extends its utility to viscoelastic and high resiliency foam applications, offering unprecedented softness and resilience.
As a critical enabler of specialty slabstock flexible foam applications, VORANOL WK5750 also offers:
– Enhanced reactivity, ensuring superior cross-linking for a broad spectrum of applications.
– Optimal viscosity, providing a good range of 1000-1500 cSt at 25 ºC to balance ease of processing and quality performance.
– High standard of purity and quality, delivering a maximum water content of 0.06 Wt %.
– Aesthetic appeal with a maximum color specification of 50 APHA, ensuring products maintain visual quality.
“At Dow, we are committed to improving flexible foam capabilities as our customers continue to look for high performance in viscoelastic and hyper soft foam applications,” said Kevin Meyer, associate technical service & development director at Dow. “By producing VORANOL WK5750 at our Freeport polyol plant, we can offer innovative polyol options that help meet our customers’ performance needs.”
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