Foam supplier NCFI Polyurethanes, a division of Barnhardt Mfg., has introduced Bio–Lux Max, an extension of its Bio–Lux line of flexible foams with renewable content.
According to Chris Bradley, director of sales for the Mount Airy, N.C.–based company, the high–density and conventional polyurethane foams in the new line contain between 30% and 33% total renewable content derived from Cargill’s soy–based BiOH polyols. “We have been working on this introduction for some time,” Bradley said. “Our customers have been asking us for a product that contains significantly higher amounts of renewable content than current products in the market.”
