1. Research and Analysis:
to. Market research:
– Study the market demand for insulating materials.
– Analyze the competition and look for uncovered opportunities.
b. Technical study:
– Investigate the properties of polyurethane and how it can be adapted to be effective as an insulating material in brick voids.
– Considers factors such as thermal conductivity, humidity resistance and durability.
c. Regulations and Regulations:
– Familiarize yourself with local and international standards and regulations related to construction materials and insulation.
2. Product Development:
to. Formulation and Testing:
– Work with chemists and polyurethane experts to develop a specific formula for your material.
– Perform laboratory tests to ensure the effectiveness of the insulator.
b. Product design:
– Design the format in which the material will be presented to be easily applicable in the gaps of the bricks.
c. Prototype:
– Develop prototypes for additional testing in more realistic test environments.
3. Production and Logistics:
to. Establishment of Production Line:
– Defines and establishes the necessary infrastructure for large-scale production.
b. Acquisition of Raw Materials:
– Make sure you have reliable suppliers for the necessary raw materials.
c. Logistics and distribution:
– Design an efficient logistics plan to distribute material to customers.
4. Marketing and Sales:
to. Brand Development:
– Create a strong brand for your insulating material.
b. Marketing strategy:
– Develop marketing strategies to promote the product.
– Consider the creation of advertising materials and online presence.
c. Distribution network:
– Establish agreements with distributors and retailers to bring the product to the market.
5. Financial Aspects:
to. Budget:
– Develop a detailed budget that covers all stages of the project.
b. Financing:
– Look for sources of financing, whether through investors, loans or grants.
c. Cost and Price Analysis:
– Determines the cost of production and establishes competitive prices.
6. Sustainability and Compliance:
to. Sustainability:
– Considers sustainable practices in production and promotes the eco-efficiency of the product.
b. Normative compliance:
– Make sure you comply with all safety regulations and standards.
7. Continuous Evaluation:
to. Customer Feedback:
– Collect customer feedback to make continuous improvements.
b. Investigation and development:
– Maintain a research and development team to continue improving the product.


