Premium Closed Cell PE Foam Sheet - Lightweight, Versatile, and Durable with Exceptional Chemical Resistance


Price:
Sale price£18.00
 |  (Inc. VAT)

In stock, ready to ship

In stock, ready to ship

Our Clients

Description

Description

This Premium Closed Cell PE Foam Sheet is a lightweight, versatile material that offers numerous benefits. It is constructed from cross-linked polyethylene, which contains a multitude of nitrogen cells held within its structure. This foam is completely odourless, buoyant, and does not absorb water, making it ideal for various applications.

The closed cell construction results in a foam that is firmer and tougher than open cell alternatives. It has the ability to recover from repeated impacts, as each cell acts like a balloon, allowing the foam to return to its original shape after compression. This makes it a favored choice for insulation, packaging, impact-absorbing sportswear, and military-grade casing inserts.

The PE Foam can be easily shaped and cut to meet specific requirements. It can be thermoformed, sawed, laser cut, and routed cleanly using CNC machinery. Additionally, it is easy to split, heat laminate, and can be shaped using water jet equipment.

Dimensions & Specifications

Specification Measurement
Dimensions 2000 x 1000mm
Material LD33 PE Foam
Density (g/cm³) 0.033
Water absorption (%) <1
Thermal conductivity (W/(m*K) 0.039
Service temperature long term max (°C) 95

Features and Benefits

  • Lightweight and buoyant
  • Exceptional chemical resistance to oils, solvents, acids, and alkalis
  • Can be easily fabricated and shaped for various applications
  • Durable and tough, providing long-lasting performance
  • Ideal for insulation, packaging, sportswear, and military applications

FAQ

Can this foam be used for outdoor applications?

Yes, the closed cell structure and chemical resistance make it suitable for outdoor use.

Is this foam safe for use in children's products?

Yes, the foam is non-toxic and odourless, making it safe for children's applications.

How is the foam typically cut?

The foam can be cut using various methods including saws, lasers, and CNC machines, allowing for precision in shaping.

You may also like

Recently viewed