Polyfoam Sheets - Expanded Polyethylene - EPE - The Foam Company

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Expanded Polyethylene (EPE) sheets are lightweight, flexible, closed-cell foam, commonly used as protective cushioning, impact and shock protection, general packaging uses. It is a non-crosslinked foam. EPE foam sheets are highly resilient, non-abrasive and chemically inert, water and moisture resistant (not 100% waterproof) and environmentally 100% recyclable. EPE foam is quite popular to use for various moisture resistance and thermal insulation. Because of its great strength to weight ratio, you find them in basic foam packaging, tool storage trays floor underlay, furniture edge protection and water flotation. It is used in tool storage trays, and as packaging in Pelican and Road cases. It is also used in some gym floor mats and foam gym equipment and can be shaped and manipulated for events and display purposes. The Foam Company's Expanded Polyethylene (EPE) Sheet is extremely versatile as it is easily shaped, formed, routed, and cut to size in the same way as Kaizen Foam, though the layers do not separate as easily as for the Kaisen material. It is dust-free (does not powder), is non-abrasive, is inert, and resistant to fuels and oils. EPE foam sheets can be used for Marine Buoyancy applications, however with long term exposure, it will take up some moisture. For Marine buoyancy foams, see our ranges of PE and EVA polyethylene foams.
Expanded Polyethylene (EPE) sheets are lightweight, flexible, closed-cell foam, commonly used as protective cushioning, impact and shock protection, general packaging uses. It is a non-crosslinked foam. Also known as marine buoyancy foam, EPE foam sheets are highly resilient, non-abrasive and chemically inert, water and moisture resistant (not 100% waterproof) and environmentally 100% recyclable. EPE foam is quite popular to use for various moisture resistance and thermal insulation. Because of its great strength to weight ratio, you find them in basic foam packaging, tool storage trays floor underlay, furniture edge protection and water flotation. It is used in tool storage trays, and as packaging in Pelican and Road cases. It is also used in some gym floor mats and foam gym equipment and can be shaped and manipulated for events and display purposes. The Foam Company's Expanded Polyethylene (EPE) Sheet is extremely versatile as it is easily shaped, formed, routed, and cut to size in the same way as Kaizen Foam, though the layers do not separate as easily as for the Kaisen material. It is dust-free (does not powder), is non-abrasive, is inert, and resistant to fuels and oils.EPE foam sheets can be used for Marine Buoyancy applications, however with long term exposure, it will take up some moisture. For Marine buoyancy foams, see our ranges of PE and EVA polyethylene foams. Chasing for the best foam adhesives? See our adhesives and accessories. EPE APPLICATIONS: Packaging & Protection Cushion Products Carpet and wood flooring underlayment Automotive (thermoformed parts) Aerospace Electronics Healthcare thanks to their inert qualities Construction (insulation) Sport (protective padding) Marine (buoyancy products) Industrial (seals and gaskets) PROPERTIES AND BENEFITS: Non-crosslinked expanded closed cell Uniform cell structure Flexible and lightweight Non-abrasive and non-corrosive Non-toxic and safe Extremely low odour High resilience Abrasion resistance Thermal insulation Good Buoyancy 100% recyclable More cost effective than traditional non-expanded crosslinked closed cell foams Moisture and weather resistant Highly resistant to petroleum, crude oil and most chemicals Impact and shock absorption Recyclable and environment-friendly Easy to fabricate Superior compressive strength CUSTOMER SERVICE - SALES AND SUPPORT 1800 362 626 info@

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