Foam

Polyethylene foam is lightweight, flexible, and resistant to chemicals, moisture, and weathering, making it ideal for packaging, insulation, and flotation devices. It provides excellent shock absorption and can be easily shaped and cut.

Polypropylene foam, while not as commonly used as polyethylene, offers high heat resistance and chemical stability, making it suitable for automotive and food processing applications.

Polyurethane foam stands out for its versatility, with the ability to be formulated from soft and flexible to rigid and durable. It excels in applications requiring strength, toughness, and design flexibility, such as furniture cushioning, insulation, and custom-molded parts.