Application of Polyurethane Gaskets and Two-Component Adhesives in HVAC and AHU Systems

Polyurethane coatings provide excellent priming of car body elements, covers, filters, and panels. They are characterized by high flexibility, rigidity, and resilience, withstand temperature tests and official quality inspections.
They are pre-protected against damage occurring after renovation and against corrosion of body elements, including decompression, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Our polyurethane foams are typically characterized by very good adhesion and coating durability.
For greater durability and improved adhesive properties, the materials are adapted to the latest advances in production. RAMPF materials are used in various air cooling, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. We can also select RAMPF two-component polyurethane sealants according to the requirements of your equipment — in terms of gap height, hardness, and adhesion properties. The mixed structure ensures low closing force when installing the foam gasket. The gasket compensates for manufacturing tolerances and shows high thermal stability under temperature fluctuations.
Repeated opening and closing of the housing panels of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, as well as service doors, is possible while maintaining a constant sealing effect
Application examples

AHU Systems
In air handling units, especially those intended for outdoor applications, it is crucial to select the right type of seal to ensure long-term protection of the equipment against air leakage.
Thanks to its excellent adhesion, the RAMPF polyurethane foam gasket performs this task perfectly compared to self-adhesive seals.

HVAC Systems
In outdoor equipment, especially in high-humidity environments, it is crucial to choose the right type of seal to ensure long-term protection of the equipment against moisture and dust ingress.
Thanks to its low hygroscopicity and antifungal additives, the RAMPF polyurethane foam sealant perfectly fulfills this task

Fire Dampers
In the production of fire dampers, our technology is used for sealing inspection hatches, ensuring high tightness and durability of the gasket, as well as facilitating its installation.

Access Panels
An important component of ventilation systems are inspection valves. Equally important is the proper, joint-free gasket that ensures airtightness — especially in systems intended for medical applications, where ventilation system validation is required.
Our gasket application technology enables hermetic sealing of access openings.

Control Cabinets
An essential element of HVAC/AHU systems is the sealing of control cabinets, which protects them from moisture and dust ingress.

Filter Production
In filter manufacturing, adhesive technologies play a key role in ensuring a tight bond between the filter media and the housing, as well as in the precise application of sealant that guarantees airtight adhesion.
Our equipment provides reliable solutions for these tasks, and our technologists will help you select the appropriate materials for your specific production process.
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Technology comparison table
Criterion | Our Solutions: Polyurethane Gaskets + Two‑Component Adhesives | Other Solutions (Rubber, One‑Component Adhesives, Mechanical Fastening) |
| Sealing | 100% tight fit, elimination of air leaks | Lose shape over time, possible gaps and leaks |
| Durability | Retain elasticity and strength for over 10 years | Rubber dries out, one-component adhesives lose strength |
| Temperature resistance | Operating range from –40 °C to +90 °C without loss of properties | Limited range, brittleness in cold or softening in heat |
| Vibration resistance | Elastic joints, vibration damping | Mechanical fasteners loosen, noise and cracks appear |
| Energy efficiency | Minimal heat loss, reduced heating/cooling costs | Air leaks increase energy consumption |
| Maintenance | Minimal need for repairs and replacement of parts | Frequent seal replacement, tightening of fasteners |
| Ecology | Reduced energy consumption and CO₂ emissions, compliance with modern standards | Higher operating costs and energy losses |
| Cost of ownership | Lower due to longevity and energy savings | Higher due to frequent maintenance and air leaks |



