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Filter Foam

Filter foam is open cell foam that allows air and water to pass through it while trapping and catching small particles like dust and dirt. They are used to maintain cleanliness and lengthen the lifespan of many different products, machines and systems in industrial and commercial settings. Around the house, they are most likely seen in aquariums to keep the water clean, vacuum cleaners to gather dirt and clothes dryers to catch lint.

New Dimension Industries
Carlstadt, NJ
800-251-7462
NDI offers a variety of flexible plastic foam products, including state-of-the-art filter foam. NDI produces one off samples alongside one million part orders in their modern factory. NDI specializes in the fabrication of reticulated foams and produce a wide variety of fabricated parts across a broad range of industries. Choose NDI for all your foam needs!
PAC Foam Products Corporation
Costa Mesa, CA
714-662-0277
For more than 30 years, PAC Foam Products Corporation has been a respected, innovative fabricator of filter foam and related products for a variety of industries and firms, across the nation and internationally. PAC Foam Products distinguishes itself in five vital ways: customer commitment, extensive product knowledge, integrity, product quality and reliability.
American Excelsior Company
Arlington, TX
Locations in OH, TX, IL, WI, WA - 800-777-7645
Time-honored solutions coupled with a nationwide presence has made American Excelsior thrive as a leader in the flexible foam, erosion control and excelsior wood fiber industries. With 9 locations and multiple manufacturing plants, American Excelsior offers complete lines of protective foaming products- such as their quality line of filter foams- and serves a wide range of industries.
TMP Technologies, Inc.
Buffalo, NY
866-728-1932
TMP Technologies, Inc. is a specialty contract designer and manufacturer of components and assemblies using foam, rubber, plastic and metal. They are your pivotal answer for turnkey solutions in: high precision foam conversion and assemblies, custom rubber molded OEM components, and specialty foam formulations and material. For quality filter foam, choose TMP Technologies.
American Foam Products
Painesville, OH
440-352-3434
American Foam Products supplies numerous filter foam products in various densities, shapes and sizes. American Foam Products is large enough and small enough to meet your requirements on a personalized basis. Their continuing success involves product quality in their matrix of products and services. Please Call AFP today or go to their website to read their full product descriptions.
FoamPartner/ Swisstex, Inc
Piedmont, SC
864-845-7541
The FoamPartner Group utilizes state-of-the-art manufacturing and processing technologies to produce quality filter foam and other special foams and manufactured foam products. FoamPartner always combines the manufacture and supply of special products with customer-oriented service, ensuring their customers go home happy and satisfied after every single FoamPartner experience.
Wisconsin Foam Products, Inc.
Madison, WI
800-989-3626
Since 1985, Wisconsin Foam has maintained a singular focus on providing integrated filter foam solutions to companies that span a broad spectrum of market segments throughout the United States. By creatively utilizing our integrated in-house capabilities, Wisconsin Foam is able to maintain complete control over all quality, pricing and delivery specifications.
Thrust Industries
Evansville, IN
800-467-6730
Thrust Industries is committed to quality in everything they do, from their technical knowledge to their customer service. The entire team at Thrust Industries is devoted to developing high-quality filter foam products for your business and delivering them exactly when you need them. Thrust has served the needs of customers across the globe for over three decades- become one of them today.
Allied Aerofoam Products, LLC
Tampa, FL
800-338-9140
Allied Aerofoam is the largest independent filter foam manufacturer in the United States with numerous facilities featuring state of the art techniques and machinery. The most experienced personnel in the industry craft foam to demanding specifications utilizing computerized contour cutters, high speed band saws, die presses and water jet cutters.
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Filter Foam

Filter foam is a versatile foam material used to keep systems clean by trapping particles of dust or dirt and allowing the passage of air and/or liquids through the system. It is most commonly made of reticulated open cell polyurethane foam, although polyester and polyether foam may be used too. Filter foam is used in a variety of applications ranging from air filters in HVAC equipment such as air conditioner units, fan coils and ventilators, to water filters in ponds, aquariums and water systems, to filter components in automotive engines and vacuum cleaners. The versatility of foam allows it to be used for an almost limitless amount of applications. In addition to being used for filtering purposes, filter foam can also be used for blackboard erasers, paint brushes and clean room scrubbers or wipers. Filter foam is a depth filter that traps particles within its cells and is most often open cell foam. These cells can be manipulated during the fabricating of filter foam to be adjusted in terms of size, shape and configuration, thus affecting the porosity of the material. Porosity is an important characteristic of filter foam. Different porosity levels are needed for specific applications and therefore manufacturers are able to purchase filter foam according to this distinction. Other physical characteristics of filter foam include its compressibility, the absorption qualities for energy, sounds and vibrations, its thermal insulation, low water transmission and resistance to mold, mildew and bacterial growth.

Due to the trapping nature of filter foam, over time it will become clogged and ineffective and will either need replacing, or washing and reuse. The dirt capacity of foam will depend on the substance it is filtering, as well as on the volume and size of the particles it is used to trap. The available surface area of the foam will also affect its effectiveness as a filter system element. Most foam can be cleaned by vacuuming, washing in water and detergents, steaming or flushing, and can be washed and reused a number of times before needing replacement. As foam is able to withstand extremely high temperatures and therefore can be sterilized for use in applications for medical or chemical filtering. Foam can also withstand extremely low temperatures without breaking down or becoming ineffective and so can be used in outdoor applications including those exposed to extreme elements. The typical components of film media are also not adversely affected by water, soap, detergents, oils, solvents or greases, allowing it to be. However depending on whether foam should be polyester based or polyether based will be dependent on whether it is being used for liquids or gases.