XPE foam

XPE foam, known as Cross-Linked Polyethylene Foam, is a high performance closed cell foam. It is made by chemical cross-linking or radiation cross-linking and has excellent physical and chemical properties.

Features

• Light weight and high strength
  • XPE foam is low density and lightweight, but has high compressive and tear strength.
  • Suitable for applications that require weight reduction but still need to maintain a certain level of strength.
• Excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.
  • Due to its closed cell structure, XPE foam has excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.
  • It is widely used in building thermal insulation, automobile sound insulation and other fields.
• Water and chemical resistance
  • XPE foam is not easy to absorb water, even if it is soaked in water for a long time, it can maintain its original physical properties.
  • It has good resistance to most chemicals and is suitable for packaging and protection in chemical environments.
• Environmentally friendly and non-toxic
  • No harmful substances are used in the production process, and the finished product does not contain any toxic ingredients.
  • It is recyclable and meets modern environmental requirements.
• Easy to process
  • XPE foam can be processed by thermoforming, cutting and other methods, which makes it easy to be customised into different shapes.
  • The surface is smooth and even, easy to adhesive, printing and other secondary processing.

Application

• Packaging industry
  • As a cushioning material to protect fragile items from damage during transport.
  • Used for lining packaging of high-end goods such as electronic products and glass products.
• Construction industry
  • Used as thermal insulation for walls and roofs to improve the energy efficiency of buildings.
  • Used as an underfloor matting layer to provide comfortable footing and reduce noise transmission.
• Automotive industry
  • Used as acoustic insulation in automotive interiors to reduce interior noise levels.
  • Used in seat padding to increase ride comfort.
• Sports & Leisure
  • To make yoga mats, fitness mats and other sporting goods, providing good support and non-slip properties.
  • Used as core material for outdoor activities equipment such as water flotation boards and life jackets.
• Healthcare
  • Used to make wheelchair cushions, mattresses and other medical equipment, providing a soft and supportive surface.
  • Used as a base material for medical supplies such as disposable surgical sheets and dressing backings.