BioComfort® foam is made from BiOH polyols, a soybean derivative. The BiOH
polyols reduces petroleum-based polyols in the polyurethane foam
manufacturing process with the end result being a product that
remains exceptionally high in quality, but is much more
environmentally friendly.
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BioComfort® polyols can be delivered by railroad,
tanker trucks, totes bins or even drums. Soy polyol is made from the oil of the soybean which is a renewable
resource making it safe to the environment and for
transportation.
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The BioComfort® recipe mix is poured onto a moving conveyor,
where it is allowed to react and expand. Sides on the
conveyor allow the foam to rise into a "bun" or slab up to four
feet high. The continuous slab is then cut, stored and
allowed to cure for 24 hours. The cured foam is
subsequently fabricated into useful shapes you can purchase for
your furniture.
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Prestige uses a state-of-the-art carbon filtration system to
reduce the emissions from the production of polyurethane foam.
The overall system can be described as an activated carbon
system working to absorb contaminants from a stream. This
system uses activated carbon pellets that are 100% recyclable.
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All BioComfort® foam products are tested for density and
consistency to make sure that the specifications are within
industry standards. All test results are shared with you
the customer and all departments that are fabricating
BioComfort® foam.
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The wide range of densities and varieties of BioComfort® foams
can be shipped directly to your location via our trucks.
Those same trucks are also used to ship BioComfort® foam "buns"
to our fabrication plant where your cushions and other foam
products are manufactured.
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