Our chemistry builds a better tomorrow.
Sustainability is built into every FSI system.
Sustainability at FSI is engineered into every system we design and deliver. It guides how we source materials, manufacture products, and help customers meet regulatory requirements while gaining a competitive advantage.
What this means in practice:
- Responsible raw material sourcing
- Optimized manufacturing and logistics to reduce emissions
- Closed-loop processes that minimize waste
- Continuous audits that drive measurable improvement
- Systems designed for compliance and long-term sustainability
Ready for tomorrow’s standards, today.
Due to environmental worries about global warming, foam blowing agents have evolved over time.
Ecomate® is a proven alternative that meets the most stringent standards without sacrificing performance. It delivers reliable processing and high-performance results across polyurethane foam applications, including commercial refrigeration and HVAC.
- VOC Exempt
- Zero ODP
- Zero GWP
- PFAS-free
- SNAP Approved
Custom polyurethane systems built for your production.
As a service-driven polyurethane supplier, we develop custom chemical formulations engineered to your specifications, your production environment, and your sustainability goals.
Our approach combines hands-on technical support, direct access to chemists, and environmentally responsible systems designed to perform reliably on the plant floor. By optimizing formulations for efficiency and consistency, we help reduce material waste, lower energy consumption, and extend equipment life.
Proven track record of consistency, quality, & innovation
As material costs climb, labor markets evolve, and sustainability expectations rise, FSI remains committed to delivering high-performance solutions supported by unmatched technical service. With us, you’re not just keeping pace; you’re positioned to lead.
BOSS Railcar Mover Allows FSI to Streamline Operations and Cut Costs
Bottlenecks in the delivery and storage of laden railcars with a 3rd party was limiting expansion and costing thousands of dollars per month for FSI.