Insulation: Progressing beyond dichloromethane glues

Dichloromethane is a known carcinogen, and yet it’s still commonly used in the insulation industry. Given the risks of working with dichloromethane and the likelihood that restrictions of its use may become even more stringent, it makes sense to explore safer alternatives that won’t increase costs or affect performance.

Our latest whitepaper helps manufacturers weigh-up the costs, understand the barriers to change and assess how safer alternatives compare.