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NDI is an industry leader in the conversion and processing of cellular materials. Our expertise in converting open cell reticulated ester and ether is unmatched in the industry. Whatever your need, we can assist with our reticulated and felted foams, gutter materials, low perm, exterior or conductive foam.
Stephenson & Lawyer is a developer of innovative solutions for filtering, gasketing, acoustical and packaging problems using flexible foam. Some of our materials include industrial, filter, polyethylene foam and more. We have innovative answers when it comes to foam fabricating for engineered applications.
PAC Foam Products is a foam cutter and foam fabricator of polyurethane, polyethylene, insulating and packaging foam products. In addition to these plastics-foam products, we offer engineering services as well. We serve a variety of industries including medical, aerospace, cosmetics and retail.
E.N. Murray Co. is a specialist in foam fabrication technology and producing high-quality, customized finished parts. Our materials include both flexible and felted polyurethane foam, cross-linked polyethylene foam, acoustic foam, foam cushion and more. We also offer die cutting and laminating services.
Rogers Corporation is a leading manufacturer of specialty foam materials, including PORON® urethane foams, BISCO® silicones and a complete line of Polyolefin materials for electronics, transportation and industrial applications. For more information about our products, please visit our website.
Since 1954, TMP has specialized in foam conversion and the fabrication and assembly of close tolerance, engineered components. We assist from development to production. Our foam assemblies provide pivotal answers for companies, from Fortune 500 OEMs to consumer product and industrial manufacturers.
Merryweather Foam is a distributor, foam cutter and fabricator of flexible polymer products including polyurethane foam, polyethylene foam, acoustic foam, custom foam fabrication, packaging foam and more. Since 1976, we have provided foam plastics for industries such as automakers at discount prices.
American Excelsior has 5 fabricating/manufacturing locations in OH, TX, IL, WI & WA. Capabilities include: Molding, CNC cutting, flame-laminating, die-cutting, foam-to-fabric compression molding. Products include: Polyurethane, Polyethylene, Crosslink Foams and many specialty foams. ISO-9001 Certified.
FoamPartner/Swisstex means high-quality, cost-effective technical polyurethane foam products, featuring FoamPartner reticulated Polyesters, Polyethers and Prepolymers. Fabricating in the U.S. since 1974, our expertise includes industrial filters, automotive polishing pads, sponges and more.
United Foam, a UFP Technologies brand, offers foam fabricating processes and foam materials through 7 factories in MA, NJ, IL, FL, AL, TX and CA. We create both packaging and foam components using clean room fabrication, water jet cutting, CNC routing, compression molding and more. ISO certified.
Wisconsin Foam Products is a foam fabricating manufacturer providing a full range of foam fabricating services, including foam cutting services. In-house engineers and designers have state-of-the-art design capabilities to ensure superior product production to meet all of your foam fabricating needs.
A foam fabricator & converter serving US customers coast-to-coast since 1994 with a broad range of foam products. Advanced foam cutting capabilities ensure precise, custom cut and fabricated sizes & shapes. In-house die cutting, slitting, convoluting, gluing, contouring, prototyping, CAD and assembly.
Thrust Industries provides rubber and foam cutting services for the following materials: polyester foam, EAR isoloss® urethane foam, uniroyal ensolite foam, sponge rubber, neoprene and more! Custom laminating capabilities as well, when you need pressure sensitive adhesive on your product.
Foam is a polymer-based material that contains trapped air bubbles inside. To create foam, molten polymer material is frothed and then cooled, filling the material with numerous tiny bubbles. Foam resembles a sponge because of these small air bubbles.
There are two general classifications of foam: open-cell structured foam and closed-cell structured foam. The distinction is simple; the air pockets, or cells, are interconnected in open-cell form and not connected in closed-cell form.
Foam can be made from various synthetic polymers. Polyurethane and polyethylene, two of the most common polymers used, each provides different desirable characteristics. For example, polyurethane foam is a closed-cell type of foam that decomposes when exposed to sunlight, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Polyethylene, on the other hand, provides excellent shock absorption. This type of closed-cell foam is therefore desirable for protective packaging applications.
Foam is found in cushioning, acoustics, packaging, and filtration applications. It is commonly utilized in the food service, recreation, transportation, insulation, medical, and construction industries.
