Firestone Transitions to Offering HFC-free Building Products

Firestone Building Products doubles down on its commitment to sustainability by utilizing HFO and phasing out the use of HFC in its product portfolio.

Firestone Building Products doubles down on its commitment to sustainability by utilizing HFO and phasing out the use of HFC in its product portfolio.
Firestone Building Products doubles down on its commitment to sustainability by utilizing HFO and phasing out the use of HFC in its product portfolio.
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Firestone Building Products has announced its full line of Firestone brand of products are now HFC-free and compliant with all HFC restrictions across the U.S. and Canada. This milestone was announced with the update of the Firestone Twin Jet spray adhesive featuring an HFO propellant and the discontinuation of the Firestone ISO Fix II product.

“Firestone Building Products has maintained a commitment to quality, sustainability, and innovation to best serve its customers. As a leader in sustainable building solutions, Firestone invested in a more environmentally-friendly HFO-propellant technology to apply our Firestone Twin Jet Spray Adhesive, replacing the old HFC-propellant.” said Eric Frame, senior product manager, accessories for Firestone Building Products. “The quality of our Twin Jet formulation hasn't changed, just the propellant.”

HFO, or hydrofluoroolefin, differs from HFCs in that HFOs have zero ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential) and a low GWP (Global Warming Potential), making them a sustainable option for construction. HFOs don't contribute to global warming because they don't trap heat in the atmosphere. 

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