foam pads

selecting the best materials for the application

• PE

  Chemically cross-linked foam is used to produce foampads, which are a solution dedicated to the automotive industry. It has a high density, is available in various stable colors, transmits loads and absorbs vibrations very well. Non-cross-linked polyethylene (PE) foam is a material with unique properties that is widely used in various fields due to its lightweight, durability and flexibility. This special foam is produced using the extrusion process of polyethylene free of cell structure, meaning that there are no regular holes, as is the case with cross-linked foam. In practical applications, non-cross-linked PE foam is widely used in the production of protective packaging, thermal insulation, cushioning in the automotive industry, as well as in the production of toys and gym accessories. Its versatility, combined with its durability and low cost, make it a very popular material in many industries. Physically cross-linked foam A material with a dense, closed-cell structure and a smooth surface. This unique structure provides excellent strength and flexibility to the material, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, from protective packaging to thermal insulation. Due to its smooth structure, it is mainly used in projects requiring high aesthetic look.

• PU

  PU foam is known for its exceptional resilience, lightweight and resistance to abrasion and mechanical damage. Due to its flexibility it can be adapted to a variety of shapes and surfaces, making it a popular choice for mattresses, cushions, furniture upholstery and the footwear industry. Additionally, PU foam can be produced with different hardnesses levels to suit different user requirements and preferences. Due to its versatile properties, polyurethane foam is also widely used in the packaging industry. Because of its resilience and durability, it is ideal for the production of protective packaging, fillers and inserts that ensure safe transportation and storage of a variety of product. Its flexibility means that it can be moulded to the shape of the packaging, which increases the effectiveness of protecting goods against damage during transport and manipulation.

• EV

  EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) foam is a material with unique properties that is widely used in the packaging industry. It is characterized by flexibility, lightweight and durability, making it an ideal material for the production of protective packaging for a variety of products. In the packaging industry, EVA foam is used as protective inserts, fillers and shock-absorbing elements that ensure effective protection of products during transport and storage. Its versatile properties make it a valued material in the packaging industry, guaranteeing a high level of product protection and safety.

• PVC

  PVC foam used in glass transportation is manufactured using a specially developed formula that guarantees its excellent protective properties. It is produced in the form of pads that ensure the stability and safety of glass products during their transportation. It is characterized by a very dense structure, as well as high compression and recovery parameters, which means it maintains a stable shape. Its flexibility allows it to be adapted to various shapes of glass objects, and at the same time absorbs shocks and vibrations, effectively protecting against possible mechanical damage.

• PUR

  Regranulated PU foam used in the glass industry to protect windows during transportations is a material with exceptional properties, designed specifically to protect fragile elements during transport. It is characterized by high mechanical strength, flexibility and excellent ability to absorb shocks and vibrations, making it the ideal material for such applications.